The agenda focuses on multiple public hearings, including an amended order of conditions for a staircase, a request for determination of applicability for a fence and shed, and notices of intent for a single-family dwelling and a beach nourishment project. Action items include requests for certificates of compliance for two properties. Other agenda topics involve correspondence from the Planning Board regarding a development project and the presentation of a conservation agent report.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting
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The Commission conducted several public hearings, including requests for water and sewer connections at 340 Converse Road, the demolition and reconstruction of a single-family home at 10 Doran Way, and a highway resurfacing project along Interstate 195. Action items included the issuance of certificates of compliance for projects at 47 East Avenue and 52 West Avenue, and an extension request for a project at 468 Point Road. Determinations of applicability were issued for the discussed projects. The Commission also addressed enforcement and scheduling for a potential wetlands violation at 57 Dexter Avenue, reviewed site plan correspondence for the Marion Art Center and 14 Barnabas Road, and held discussions regarding monitoring obligations and the acceptability of micro-clover seed blends for stabilization efforts.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Marion Conservation Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission conducted a public hearing regarding a Notice of Intent for the removal and replacement of a timber float at 81 Cove Circle, which was approved with specific conditions regarding barge activity. Additionally, the Commission processed and approved several requests for Certificates of Compliance for properties at 122 Register Road and 546 Point Road. The meeting also addressed a wetland violation and a remediation plan for invasive species at 546 Point Road, along with a brief status report from the Conservation Agent regarding outstanding compliance matters.