Conservation Commission approves Lupien Family project, continues six applications.
Salisbury Conservation Commission approves Lupien Family Revocable Trust project at 470 North End Boulevard. The commission unanimously endorsed the Notice of Intent with a Special Order of Conditions after applicant representative Ron Laffely of Fulcrum Architects presented updates showing a
Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 1, 2026
Salisbury Conservation Commission approves Lupien Family Revocable Trust project at 470 North End Boulevard. The commission unanimously endorsed the Notice of Intent with a Special Order of Conditions after applicant representative Ron Laffely of Fulcrum Architects presented updates showing a reduction of 703 square feet of foundation and 2,000 square feet total of hardscape removal, including parking area and sidewalks. Commission members called the project a significant site improvement.
The commission also approved a Certificate of Compliance for 86 Ferry Road and continued six other applications--four Notices of Intent and two Requests for Determination--to April 15, with interim site visits scheduled for two properties.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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