Panel approves pump station, home permits
Burlington's Conservation Commission approved permits for a town pump station and a new home while hearing that a hospital's landscaping died under helicopter rotor wash.
Burlington's Conservation Commission approved permits for a town pump station and a new home while hearing that a hospital's landscaping died under helicopter rotor wash.
The Burlington Conservation Commission voted 5-0 to raise its wetlands and stormwater bond guidelines for the first time in about 25 years.
Burlington conservation officials ordered an independent peer review of a disputed wetland behind a proposed commercial building at 85 Wilmington Road.
Burlington's Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to give final wetlands approval to Nordblom Company's 188-unit apartment project at 129-131 Middlesex Turnpike, already backed by Town Meeting and the Planning Board, and set a $30,000 cash bond, up from the $25,000 the board charged a comparable Nordbl
Burlington Conservation Commission ratifies emergency gas main repair, clears three building projects.
Burlington's Conservation Commission continued review of a disputed commercial project after finding a water leak, not a natural wetland, behind the site.
Burlington Conservation Commission sends 12 Sarah Street patio project back to square one, citing unpermitted construction and an unverified drainage pipe.
The Burlington Conservation Commission continued hearings on two major projects rather than deciding either one.
Burlington's Conservation Commission reversed a failed vote and approved a contested drainage change at 12 Sarah Street.
Burlington's Conservation Commission elected a new chair and ordered two homeowners to restore illegally filled wetlands. The panel voted 5-0 to elect William Boivin chair, ending Larry Cohen's 25-year tenure, and voted 5-0 to name Cohen vice chair.
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