Conservation Commission reorganizes, approves Libby Avenue project.
Salisbury Conservation Commission reorganizes, elects Leahy Chair. The panel voted unanimously to elevate Christopher Leahy to Chair and Richard Saba to Clerk, deferring the Vice Chair vote to a future meeting. In the evening's lone approval, the Commission voted 6-0 to issue a Notice of Intent for
Conservation Commission · Meeting of February 4, 2026
Salisbury Conservation Commission reorganizes, elects Leahy Chair. The panel voted unanimously to elevate Christopher Leahy to Chair and Richard Saba to Clerk, deferring the Vice Chair vote to a future meeting. In the evening's lone approval, the Commission voted 6-0 to issue a Notice of Intent for Yvonne Green's project at 6 Libby Avenue, with a negotiated compromise requiring removal of front concrete under a proposed deck while leaving existing concrete and installing clean stone in its place.
Three other Notices of Intent and enforcement matters were continued or deferred, including a compliance order for 165 Atlantic Avenue directing removal of an unpermitted deck or submission of a new permit application by March 4.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of February 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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