Amesbury Conservation Commission continued five environmental applications and approved a Certificate of Compliance. Chair Fred Zackon presided over votes to continue projects at Elm Street, which includes 11,031 square feet of riverfront restoration and a wildlife crossing, and at Lake Attitash
Amesbury Conservation Commission continues five project hearings. The board voted 4-1 to continue the Haverhill Road multifamily development, with Chair Fred Zackon opposing, and unanimously approved negative determinations for Deer Island site improvements and Birch Lane driveway paving. The
Conservation Commission approves mill building conversion to six condos at riverfront site. The Amesbury Conservation Commission voted 4-1 to approve conversion of a brick mill building at 29 Water Street into six residential condominiums, with conditions including temporary erosion controls, best
Amesbury Conservation Commission orders peer review for 126-unit project. Chair Fred Zackon presided as the commission voted 4-0-1 to require stormwater and wetlands peer review for the proposed 126-unit residential development at 28 Haverhill Road, following Department of Environmental Protection
Conservation Commission approves retaining wall at Lake Attitash, schedules peer reviews for Rocky Hill development. Chair Fred Zackon, Vice Chair Jamie McCarthy, and Members Michael Fallon and Matt Mohr voted unanimously to authorize the 1- to 2-foot retaining wall at 68 and 70 Lake Attitash Road
Conservation Commission approves peer review for Kimball Road wetland delineation. Chair Fred Zackon and members voted 4-0-1 to accept Weston and Sampson's proposal for ANRAD 002-1361 at 27 Kimball Road, with Vice Chairman Jamie McCarthy abstaining, then unanimously continued the matter to March 2,
Amesbury Conservation Commission approves one wetland delineation and orders peer reviews on three pending projects. The commission unanimously approved a peer review contract with Weston and Sampson for the TAP Transmission Line project after an initial motion to discontinue the review failed, and
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