Auburn Conservation Commission, chaired by Michael W. Garland, voted 6-0 on all six conservation matters at its September 23 meeting.
Auburn Conservation Commission continues hearing on proposed Dunkin at 481 Washington Street. With Chair Michael W. Garland absent, Vice Chair Ricky J. Arisme led the meeting of five members present. The commission unanimously opened a public hearing on a Notice of Intent filed by applicant Matthew
Conservation Commission delayed its Dunkin decision pending peer engineering review of the 481 Washington Street brownfield project. Commission Chair Michael Garland requested time to review a Graves Engineering peer report and Department of Environmental Protection comments, noting the applicant
Auburn Conservation Commission hires consultant to assess erosion damage from July road construction. Chair Michael W. Garland noted that contractor JH Lynch and the Department of Public Works failed to provide adequate erosion controls during storms on July 21 and July 30. The Commission voted
Auburn Conservation Commission reelects leadership, hires erosion consultant. Michael W. Garland was unanimously reelected chair and Ricky J. Arisme appointed vice chair during annual reorganization. The commission voted unanimously to hire an environmental consultant to address soil erosion at 47
Auburn's Conservation Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for Mast Futures LLC's 17,860-square-foot commercial development at 615 Southbridge Street with a condition prohibiting construction within 25 feet of the wetland area, and granted negative determinations for two
Auburn Conservation Commission opposes state bill exempting housing developments from local wetland rules. Chair Michael W. Garland and the five-member board voted unanimously June 10 to endorse opposition to S.3064 by the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions, saying it would
Auburn Conservation Commission issues enforcement order for wetland violation. The board unanimously voted to issue an enforcement order against unpermitted construction at 330 Leicester Street within the 100-foot wetland buffer zone. Land Use Coordinator Nat Bickford will advise the property owner
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 &
Auburn Conservation Commission backs Potter Farm roadway acceptance. The board voted 5-0 to support a Town Meeting warrant article recommending public acceptance of seven Potter Farm Estates roads, removing bond conditions as construction was completed. Michael W. Garland chaired the meeting. The
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