Conservation Commission

Conservation Commission approves $3,000 for Trowel Shop Pond trail expansion. The board unanimously funded Phase II construction with volunteers completing two additional boardwalks to extend the network from Pond View Circle to the Massapoag Trail, with all materials and labor supplied at no cost

Sharon Conservation Commission approves single-family home land-disturbance review and continues two wetland hearings. The commission voted unanimously to issue Administrative Land Disturbance Approval LDR-0019 to Ryan Feldman of PEJR, LLC for a project at 433 East Foxboro Street that combines two

Sharon Conservation Commission approves deck redesign, continues two hearings to May 21. Chair Peg Arguimbau and the commission voted 7-0 to close the hearing and issue a Negative Determination for Scott Selenow's deck at 15 Livingston Road, approving a design that reorients the structure without

Sharon Conservation Commission votes to advance municipal land transfer. Chair Peg Arguimbau's commission unanimously approved closing the public hearing and advancing Article 8 of the May 4 Annual Town Meeting, which would transfer three parcels on Mansfield Street from the Select Board to the

Sharon Conservation Commission backed two citizen petitions to ban second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides. Chair Peg Arguimbau and members Brad McKeen, Stephen Cremer, and Keevin Geller unanimously supported both Judy Crosby petitions, one banning SGARs use on town property, the other