The Conservation Commission unanimously approved an amendment allowing Cambridge Isotope Laboratories to install a gate and fence for site access control on October 7.
Tewksbury Conservation Commission approved a major commercial project and amended two enforcement orders for unpermitted wetland work. The commission voted unanimously to permit ETS Inc's development at 600 Woburn Street, which obtained Planning Board approval and includes modifications to maintain
Tewksbury Conservation Commission approved an above-ground pool at 45 McNeil Way with a special condition prohibiting water drainage into adjacent wetlands. The 16-by-28-foot pool project for PJ de Bernardo includes protection against chemical runoff into the resource area. Chairman Daniel Ronan
Conservation Commission approved five residential determinations and two emergency certifications while continuing a battery storage facility hearing. The commission issued negative determinations for residential projects at five locations including an accessory dwelling unit, sewer tie-in, and
Tewksbury Conservation Commission approved seven residential projects on July 15, issuing five Negative Determinations of Applicability and two Certificates of Compliance without opposition. Approved work included deck and patio replacements, driveway conversion, and pool installation. The
Conservation Commission issued four permit determinations and approved a major land disturbance permit. The board granted negative determinations of applicability to Mabel Byakika for a deck-to-mudroom conversion at 61 Young Street, Christopher Slater for a deck replacement at 21 James Street,
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
TEWKSBURY -- June 10, 2026, Tewksbury's Conservation Commission ratified seven emergency certifications and continued two public hearings at its June 10 meeting. The largest block of emergency actions stemmed from persistent beaver activity:
Conservation Commission deferred battery-storage decision to allow peer review. The Commission continued its public hearing on a proposed Battery Storage Facility with Hillman Energy Center at 73-75 Hillman Street to June 10 to accommodate a pending technical review. Tyler Rynne presented the
TEWKSBURY -- May 27, 2026, Tewksbury Conservation Commission unanimously continued a high-stakes public hearing on a proposed 125-megawatt lithium-ion battery energy storage facility near the Great Swamp to June 10, citing the
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