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Conservation Commission approves fund appropriation, continues four applications.

Salisbury Conservation Commission approves fund appropriation, continues four applications. The Commission unanimously approved an appropriation from the Conservation Fund to cover legal fees for a past Enforcement Order and continued four pending applications--a Request for Determination of

Conservation Commission · Meeting of January 7, 2026

Salisbury Conservation Commission approves fund appropriation, continues four applications. The Commission unanimously approved an appropriation from the Conservation Fund to cover legal fees for a past Enforcement Order and continued four pending applications--a Request for Determination of Applicability for Robert Leavitt at 4 11th Street West and Notices of Intent for Massachusetts DOT at 213 Elm Street, Yvonne Green at 6 Libby Avenue, and Boston North Development at 154 Lafayette Road--all to January 21. For the Green project, the Commission ordered a site visit and requested pea stone placement in saw-cut holes; for Boston North, commissioners raised concerns about tree removal and water management and asked the applicant to explore additional plantings.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of January 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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