Conservation Commission

Webster Conservation Commission reorganizes, electing Brian Anderson Chair after Richard Parent's move to Conservation Agent. The board unanimously approved the transition, along with Patti Foley's resignation as Vice Chair to return to regular member status. The Commission issued a Certificate of

Webster Conservation Commission issues order for Cedar Point Road addition and walls. The Commission unanimously approved the Order of Conditions for Wilfrid Cournoyer's project at 13 Cedar Point Road, which includes an addition, retaining wall replacement, and removal of seven trees. Conditions

Webster Conservation Commission defers five wetland applications. Chair Richard Parent led the panel in continuing hearings on projects at 67 Wawela Park Road, 38 Bates Point Road, 40 Bates Point Road, 11 Pavilion Avenue, and 415-431 and 443 South Main Street to February 17, all by unanimous vote.

Conservation Commission approves two building permits for residential waterfront development and continues multiple cases. The Webster Conservation Commission approved orders of conditions for residential projects at 10 South Point Road and 7 Indian Point Road, with the first receiving approval

Conservation Commission continues four hearings after tied vote on pier-and-dock project. The Commission split 3-3 on Chapter 91 approval for a retroactive pier-and-dock construction at 325 Thompson Road, prompting the board to reopen debate and continue the hearing to January 20. Vice Chair Robin