The Conservation Commission closed its continued hearing on an irrigation-pond project at 400 Shaker Road. The project advances toward an Order of Conditions with comments due October 9.
The Conservation Commission approved tree removals at three properties with habitat-preservation conditions and ratified emergency certification for a 500-gallon diesel spill.
Conservation Commission approves Wolf Swamp dumping gate and Grinspoon land offer. Chair John Bresnahan moved the Commission to authorize not more than $4,000 from the Wetlands Protection Fund for a gate at Wolf Swamp Field's southeastern end, passing 6-0 by roll call. The same chair also advanced
Conservation Commission approves two-building commercial project at 21 Dwight Road. The board issued a Bylaw-only Order of Conditions with 16 special conditions for the development, with applicant M. Crowley represented by John Tomaszewski of R. Levesque Associates modifying buffer zone and
Longmeadow Conservation Commission approves boulders at Gasek Farm and Amtrak herbicide permit. The Commission voted 6-1 to purchase four boulders for approximately $300 to place at Gasek Farm's southwestern corner to discourage vehicle access. Chair John Bresnahan noted Police and Fire Departments
Conservation Commission unanimously approves Japanese knotweed removal project at Riverfront. Chair John Bresnahan and members backed Eagle Scout Pierce Devoe's plan to hand-pull knotweed from the area between the walking path and Yacht Club, work that aligns with a draft invasive management plan.
Longmeadow Conservation Commission defers key votes while advancing railroad crossing safety study. Chair John Bresnahan convened the March 11 meeting without a quorum, tabling votes on an Eagle Scout knotweed removal project and a tree removal application, both continued to April. AECOM
Conservation Commission approves invasive-species contract, continues Country Club hearing. The Commission unanimously approved a $3,617 proposal from East Meadow Enterprise for bittersweet removal and herbicide stem treatment along Anthony Road at the Riverfront Conservation Area, with Chair John
Longmeadow Conservation Commission issues Order of Conditions for Raspberry Brook repairs. Chair John Bresnahan led approval of infrastructure work on Longmeadow Street designed to address ongoing slope erosion, including three new catch basins and improved culvert structures, approved 4-0-1 with
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