The Conservation Commission deferred a hearing on an eight-unit residential project at 396 Main Street to September 22, pending completion of Planning Board review. The development, filed by E.T. Duval and Sons Inc, was reduced from nine units; applicant representatives Anthony Cleaves and Haley
Leominster Conservation Commission approved Lake Samoset vegetation harvesting over state concerns. The 4-0 vote backed a project by the Lake Samoset Property Owners Association treating 46 percent of the lake, with extraction capped at 99 cubic yards and material composted locally. The
Commission approves three Roche Avenue homes with deed-restricted wetland limits and protections. Pierce Pond Realty Trust's proposed single-family homes at 37, 43, and 49 Roche Avenue were unanimously approved with special conditions protecting bordering vegetated wetlands and Pierce Pond.
Leominster panel rejects Stage Coach Road home over Wetlands Protection Act concerns. The Conservation Commission voted 0-4 against a Notice of Intent for a proposed single-family home at the property. Commissioners Richard Gullick, Nicholas Venti, Jordan Vachon, and Chuck Raymond opposed the
Conservation Commission approves Wachusett Street project; two additional projects deferred. The Leominster Conservation Commission unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for a single-family home at Lot 1 Wachusett Street, a refiled 2022 project, after applicant representative Anthony Cleaves
Leominster Conservation Commission approves mountain bike trail expansion and riverbank stabilization project. The Commission voted unanimously to approve approximately three miles of new single-track trails at Pierce Street Conservation Area proposed by the New England Mountain Bike Association,
Leominster Conservation Commission approves parking lot improvement amid three major development hearings. The commission voted 5-0 to accept a minor change at Whitney Carriage Apartments reducing 866 square feet of impervious area; the project connects a parking lot low point to an existing catch
Conservation Commission approves EV charging stations; continues wetland hearing over local objections. The Leominster Conservation Commission unanimously issued a Negative-2 Determination for commercial EV charging infrastructure at 162 Hamilton Street, finding de minimis impact within the FEMA
Leominster Conservation Commission approves environmental orders for 2 major projects. The commission issued Orders of Conditions for Fall Brook Elementary School demolition and reconstruction at 25 Decicco Drive, requiring a turtle protection plan and Conservation Restriction execution before
Leominster Conservation Commission approves three environmental permits. The commission unanimously approved Notices of Intent for Franco Realty Trust's two Wachusett Street projects—a new home at Lot 2 and renovations at Lot 1—and for Michael Johnson's safety improvements at 163 Pioneer Drive,
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