Auburn Conservation Commission issues compliance certificate, closes Rockland Road hearing. Chair Michael W. Garland led the board's unanimous approval of a Certificate of Compliance for 330 Leicester Street following a March 24 site visit, with the board voting 5-0. The Commission also voted 5-0
Auburn Conservation Commission approves emergency erosion order; continues three hearings. Chair Michael W. Garland led the board to unanimously approve an emergency enforcement order for erosion control near Washington Street and Old Common, identified by member Michelle L. Culross; the Department
Auburn conservation panel continues Rockland Road and cemetery hearings to March 11. Chair Michael W. Garland and the conservation commission approved all motions unanimously, requesting additional engineering review of permeable pavement specifications for the proposed commercial renovation at 47
Auburn Conservation Commission unanimously extends Order of Conditions for Byland Avenue. The commission voted 6-0 to extend the existing permits and plans for the drainage and wetland project at 31 Byland Avenue after the property's recent sale, allowing active work to continue under the same
Auburn Conservation Commission defers two hearings to February 11. The four-member board voted unanimously to continue the Walsh Engineering Notice of Intent for subsurface drainage improvements at 15 Hardscrabble Road and the amended Order of Conditions for a cemetery project at 0 Cemetery Road,
Auburn Conservation Commission approves new fire rescue complex with wetlands buffer waivers. The panel voted unanimously to approve the Order of Conditions for the facility at 10 Prospect Street, which received Site Plan Approval from the Planning Board the previous evening. Graves Engineering and
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