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Monday, November 2, 2026 Tewksbury, Massachusetts · Change town
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Conservation Commission approves retaining wall modification, two deck replacements.

Tewksbury Conservation Commission approves retaining wall change, two deck replacements, and industrial project. Daniel Ronan chaired the May 13 meeting, which unanimously approved a VersaLock retaining wall for Taylor Goudreau at 100 Breckenridge Road and negative determinations for deck

Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 13, 2026

Tewksbury Conservation Commission approves retaining wall change, two deck replacements, and industrial project. Daniel Ronan chaired the May 13 meeting, which unanimously approved a VersaLock retaining wall for Taylor Goudreau at 100 Breckenridge Road and negative determinations for deck replacements by Nelson Cross at 8 Maplewood Road and Jeff Boggs at 287 South Street. The board issued a Notice of Intent and Land Disturbance for AJM Construction's 14-unit residential and commercial project at 1325 Main Street, already backed by the planning board.

Gene Sullivan's 21,000-square-foot industrial building at 600 Woburn Street was continued to June 24 pending DEP clarification on stormwater and setback requirements, while a Marwick Associates land disturbance at 0 Merrimac Drive was reclassified as major and continued to May 17 to trigger abutters notification.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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