Conservation Commission approves compliance certificate and ratifies four emergency certifications
Tewksbury Conservation Commission approves compliance, ratifies four emergency certifications. Daniel Ronan, Chairman, and members Steve Gove, Linda Darveau, Thomas Bowley, and Dennis Sheehan approved a Certificate of Compliance for Marc Ginsburg's 77 New York Road project and unanimously ratified
Conservation Commission · Meeting of January 7, 2026
Tewksbury Conservation Commission approves compliance, ratifies four emergency certifications. Daniel Ronan, Chairman, and members Steve Gove, Linda Darveau, Thomas Bowley, and Dennis Sheehan approved a Certificate of Compliance for Marc Ginsburg's 77 New York Road project and unanimously ratified emergency certifications for tree removal at 30 Blacksmith Road, a failed septic system at 91 Emily Road, beaver dam removal off Serenity, and storm-damage tree clearing at Pond and Whipple. Conservation Agent Abigail Mahoney amended an Enforcement Order for 175 Pringle Street and reported DEP consultation indicating that substantive non-compliance documentation would be required before state intervention in the matter.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of January 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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