Conservation Commission launches Taking Back Nature Program for young children. The commission voted unanimously 4-0 to authorize the Conservation Agent to conduct the program, a monthly outdoor education offering for children under age 5 at Bolton conservation properties. The Conservation Agent is
Conservation Commission approves invasive species management at Taggart Forestland and batting cage replacement. Chair Brian Berube and commissioners voted unanimously to approve buckthorn removal in a beaver pond wetland, requiring compost containment and ongoing monitoring to determine the
Bolton Conservation Commission issues Order of Conditions for unpermitted pond work at 30 Nourse Road. Chair Brian Berube led the vote to issue the conditions addressing unpermitted shoreline disturbance and stone wall reconstruction, with five commissioners voting in favor and Commissioner
Board of Health approves building and septic permits; defers beaver work. Chair Chris Rogers, Member Christopher Slade, and Member Wendy Karlon approved nine building permits and four septic or sewer-line permits, including decks, sheds, a new garage, and ice dam repairs across Bolton. Health Agent
Bolton Conservation Commission postpones two wetland permits, memorializes violations. Chair Brian Berube and six commissioners continued public hearings for a proposed saltwater pool at 294 Harvard Road and after-the-fact shoreline work at 30 Nourse Road, both pending submission of detailed plans,
Commission approves parking for Bolton Conservation Trust's annual meeting at Bowers Spring. The Commission voted unanimously to permit vehicle parking at Bowers Spring on June 27, 2026, with overflow accommodated in the upper field. In related business, the Commission voted unanimously to approve
Bolton Conservation Commission approves Green Road dwelling with conditions. Commission Chair Brian Berube and Vice Chair James Geraghty led unanimous approval of a Negative 3 Determination for Cote Contracting LLC's five-bedroom single-family dwelling at Lot 4, Green Road, with conditions
Bolton Conservation Commission approves 455 Sugar Road dwelling unit. The panel voted 4-0-1 to issue an Order of Conditions for a 1,199-square-foot accessory dwelling unit at 455 Sugar Road submitted by Zhao Wang, with commissioners Brian Berube, James Geraghty, Su Mittra, and Scott Geer in favor
Bolton Conservation Commission unanimously approves wetland upgrade, authorizes trail grant pursuit. Chair Brian Berube and all five commissioners voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for a sewage disposal system upgrade at 92 Randall Road and to authorize Conservation Agent Rebecca
Bolton Conservation Commission approves paved-apron field amendment and advances major sewage-system project. The Commission unanimously approved the 400-square-foot amendment for Thomas Broomfield at 113 Still River Road, which serves an accessory dwelling unit. The Commission closed its hearing
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