Middleborough Conservation Commission approves Nemasket River restoration expansion. The commission unanimously approved an amended Order of Conditions for invasive weed removal work on the Nemasket River, the third phase of an ongoing ecological restoration project funded by a $35,000 grant from
Middleborough Conservation Commission schedules site visit for solar project facing neighborhood opposition. The commission continued the hearing for a 300-plus-acre ground-mounted solar installation straddling Middleborough and Carver, with residents expressing concerns about impacts to a recently
Middleborough Conservation Commission approves Orders for two wetland projects, defers concrete facility. Chair Nancy Ockers and members Diane Stewart, Keri Gallagher, Gerard Boissonneault, Bart Devine, and John Neely voted unanimously for Orders of Conditions on a sewer line replacement along
Commission approves two wetland-area residential projects; continues five applications for March 19. The Middleborough Conservation Commission issued Standard Orders of Conditions for accessory dwelling unit projects at 11 Eldon Street (septic system repair within 100 feet of Tispaquin Pond,
Commission continues Summer Street dwelling hearing over stormwater questions. The Middleborough Conservation Commission on Thursday, chaired by Diane C. Stewart, voted to continue a hearing on a proposed single-family home at 177 Summer Street Parcel A to March 5, citing missing documentation on
Girl Scout Troop 64979 wins Conservation Commission approval for Nemasket River adoption program. Middleborough's Conservation Commission unanimously backed the two mile river project between Murdock Street and the Taunton River, with Conservation Agent Patricia J. Cassady clarifying that passive
Middleborough Conservation Commission approves two commercial projects on Wareham Street. The unanimous approvals cleared an 11,400-square-foot two-story building at 480 Wareham Street with self-storage and potential restaurant and retail space, and a 75,000-square-foot industrial complex at Campus
Conservation Commission exempts water main and closes residential permits. The Conservation Commission voted unanimously to issue a negative determination exempting a Route 28 water main extension from wetlands filing requirements, finding the underground utility installation within existing
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