Conservation Commission elects chair, OKs two lake homes
Webster Conservation Commission elected Brian Anderson chair and approved two Bates Point Road homes. Anderson was absent, and Conservation Agent Richard Parent read his letter into the record before the voice vote.
Conservation · Meeting of March 2, 2026
Webster Conservation Commission elected Brian Anderson chair and approved two Bates Point Road homes. Anderson was absent, and Conservation Agent Richard Parent read his letter into the record before the voice vote. The commission accepted Patti Foley's resignation as vice chair, with the role set to pass to Commissioner Robin Jewell.
Members approved 38 and 40 Bates Point Road under standard orders of conditions, adding a planting plan and a 55-gallon spill kit shared by both lots. One member asked, "Any chance we could get some trees in there?" Hearings on Wallala Park Road, Pavilion Avenue, Colonial Road and South Main Street were continued to March 16.
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Source: the Conservation meeting of March 2, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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