Conservation Commission approves Sunrise Senior Living Land Disturbance Permit
Conservation Commission approves Sunrise Senior Living permit.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of October 1, 2026
SHARON — Conservation Commission approves Sunrise Senior Living permit. The Sharon Conservation Commission voted unanimously on October 1 to issue a Land Disturbance Permit for Sunrise Development's proposed senior living facility at 313 and 317 Norwood Street and 5 Edge Hill Road, closing a hearing that opened July 16. Bradford McKeen moved and Alan Westman seconded; the permit was granted after the applicant submitted revised stormwater plans complying with town bylaw requirements.
The commission also voted unanimously to extend a deed restriction on 23 Tracey Lane protecting over 21,000 square feet for an additional 20 years, and authorized Chair Peg Arguimbau to sign a letter of support for the Lake Management Advisory Committee's state water quality grant application.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of October 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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