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Conservation Commission continues Kazanjian compliance review; approves roadway project

Conservation Commission continues Kazanjian workplace compliance over unapproved changes. Applicant Alan Kazanjian of Dracut completed 2512 Main Street work with several deviations, including a wider rear walkway and unpermitted patio, requiring Chairman Daniel Ronan to order additional Notice of

Conservation Commission · Meeting of February 18, 2026

TEWKSBURY — Conservation Commission continues Kazanjian workplace compliance over unapproved changes. Applicant Alan Kazanjian of Dracut completed 2512 Main Street work with several deviations, including a wider rear walkway and unpermitted patio, requiring Chairman Daniel Ronan to order additional Notice of Intent and continued hearing to March 4. The commission unanimously approved a Negative Determination of Applicability for Christian Mann's annual town roadway resurfacing project at various right-of-way locations and unanimously ratified an emergency water-line repair at 161 John Street.

Conservation Agent Abigail Mahoney reported a Tree Talk with five to six residents on wetland regulations.

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

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