Conservation Commission approves determinations, ratifies emergency work
Conservation Commission approved two permit applications and ratified eight emergency certifications. The commission unanimously approved determinations of applicability for pre-cast dry wells at 27 Quail Run for stormwater management and a prefabricated shed at 450 Pinnacle Street. Eight emergency
Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 10, 2026
TEWKSBURY — Conservation Commission approved two permit applications and ratified eight emergency certifications. The commission unanimously approved determinations of applicability for pre-cast dry wells at 27 Quail Run for stormwater management and a prefabricated shed at 450 Pinnacle Street. Eight emergency certifications were ratified covering beaver removal and trapping by CSX Railroad, storm-damaged tree removals, water service repairs, and a failed Title V septic system.
Two larger projects, including a major land disturbance by Marwick Associates and a notice of intent from Tyler Rynne, were continued to the June 24 meeting at applicants' requests.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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