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Conservation Commission approves amended wetland order, continues two permits.

The Tewksbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved an amended permit for BSC Group's 200 Ames Pond Drive project, allowing relocation of an eye wash station and nitrogen pad. Chairman Daniel Ronan, with members Dennis Sheehan, Steve Gove, Linda Darveau, and Thomas Bowley present, also

Conservation Commission · Meeting of March 18, 2026

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved an amended permit for BSC Group's 200 Ames Pond Drive project, allowing relocation of an eye wash station and nitrogen pad. Chairman Daniel Ronan, with members Dennis Sheehan, Steve Gove, Linda Darveau, and Thomas Bowley present, also continued a Certificate of Compliance request from Kazanjian Enterprises to April 8 after the original permit expired, and pushed a Notice of Intent from AJM Construction to April 22 pending resolution of Town Engineer comments on the 1325 Main Street mixed-use development. The commission ratified an emergency certification for soil stabilization at 45 Lowe Street.

Conservation Agent Abigail Mahoney announced a March 24 public forum on the updated Open Space and Recreation Plan.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of March 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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