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Conservation Commission approves cemetery order amendment

Auburn Conservation Commission votes to amend cemetery project Order of Conditions. The board unanimously approved reducing post-construction water monitoring at the proposed cemetery site at 0 Cemetery Road from four years to two years, following requests from applicant Todd Kirton and Tighe &

Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 22, 2026

Auburn Conservation Commission votes to amend cemetery project Order of Conditions. The board unanimously approved reducing post-construction water monitoring at the proposed cemetery site at 0 Cemetery Road from four years to two years, following requests from applicant Todd Kirton and Tighe & Bond Engineering. Kirton had sought relief from soil-testing requirements per truck load; the commission declined that request but agreed to the shortened water-monitoring term.

The revised conditions require quarterly sampling of six monitoring wells and two private wells for two years post-construction under the Phase Four Remedial Implementation Plan. The board also continued a public hearing for a stormwater drainage project at 15 Hardscrabble Road and voted to contact a resident regarding an unpermitted debris obstruction on Kettle Brook.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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