Conservation Commission

Halifax Conservation Commission advances restoration plan for Old Summit Street's wetlands. Engineer Dave Klenert presented a proposal to restore filled-in wetlands to historic grades using native species, with a three-year monitoring schedule contingent on securing neighbor signatures for a formal

The Halifax Conservation Commission unanimously elected three new officers in its spring reorganization. John Guiod became Chair, Paul Doucette Co-Chair, and Edward Haworth Secretary, with each position approved by all five members present. The Commission reviewed conditions at 16 Old Summit

Halifax Conservation Commission approves Certificate of Compliance for Thompson Street. Chair Edward Lane and Vice Chair Kathy Evans joined Secretary John Guiod and Member Paul Doucette in a unanimous 4-0 vote approving the property after Conservation Agent Dan Levesque completed his site

Conservation Commission continues Amanda's Way hearings to May 12. The Halifax Conservation Commission voted unanimously on March 10 to continue hearings for Amanda's Way Building 3 and Building 6 duplex projects to May 12 and to approve a Certificate of Compliance for 105 Palmer Mill Road. The

Conservation Commission approves three permits, continues two applications. Chair Edward Lane presided as the Commission unanimously approved notices of intent for septic system improvements at 553 Monponsett Street and 159 Walnut Street and a request for determination of applicability for tree