Bolton's Conservation Commission continued a hearing on converting a Nashoba Regional High School field to synthetic turf after a commissioner flagged microplastics risks.
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted 3-1 to authorize its conservation agent to submit comments on proposed state wetlands regulations ahead of an August 10 deadline, while tabling a request to treat invasive knotweed at a Berlin Road property until August 18.
The Bolton Conservation Commission approved a replacement batting cage for Bolton Youth Baseball and Softball on condition the league re-naturalize four square feet of lawn near a wetland.
The Bolton Conservation Commission approved an after-the-fact wetland permit for unauthorized shoreline work at 30 Nourse Road.
Bolton Conservation Commission approved a shed and tree removal but blocked backyard fill and wall plans pending engineering review.
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted to pass on buying a Sergeant Road conservation parcel, citing empty coffers.
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted to issue an order of conditions for 455 Sugar Road while continuing a wetlands hearing for a Green Road house. Chair Brian Berube led the unanimous roll-call vote approving DEP file number 112-0766 for 455 Sugar Road.
Bolton's Conservation Commission tabled a decision on requiring dog leashes at Bowers Spring Conservation Area for roughly three months after more than two hours of public comment.
The Bolton Conservation Commission closed a septic hearing, advanced an ADU tree deal and tabled Bowers Spring dog rules.
Bolton's Conservation Commission postponed a decision on a leash requirement for Bowers Spring and continued a tree-replanting dispute at a Sugar Road project.
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