Conservation Commission

Maynard Conservation Commission approves sewer pump station upgrades. The Commission unanimously approved the Powder Mill Road project in four separate votes, issuing a waiver to allow work within protected wetland buffer zones and finding the project would protect groundwater supply, prevent storm

Maynard Conservation Commission continues sewer pump station hearing. The commission postponed decision on a Notice of Intent filed by Stantec Consulting on behalf of the Department of Public Works for upgrades to the pump station at 74 Powder Mill Road and 18 Pine Hill Road. Funded by a $500,000

Maynard Conservation Commission prioritizes Thomas Street Park restoration with grant funding. The Commission, chaired by Susan Erickson, identified major improvements to the downtown riverside park as a priority for Community Preservation Act grant funding and scheduled a public site visit for

Maynard Conservation Commission OKs two buffer zone applications. The commission issued negative determinations for RDA2604, Aroldo Netto's deck reconstruction at 3 Burns Court, and RDA2605, Joseph Goguen's barn-to-ADU conversion at 62 Glendale Street, both within the 50-foot buffer zone to a

Maynard Conservation Commission approves revised well design, avoiding protected land and stone wall removal. The Commission unanimously authorized the Maynard Department of Public Works to conduct vegetation removal, construct temporary access road, and drill test wells on Rockland Avenue after