Conservation Commission approves prospectus sign-off and continues riverfront project hearing.
The Waltham Conservation Commission authorized prospectus sign-off and continued a riverfront hearing to June 18. Chair Bill Doyle and Vice Chair Lisa Limonciello were authorized to sign off on 719-23 Main Street, a project outside the Commission's jurisdiction. At a public hearing on 32 Riverview
Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 4, 2026
WALTHAM — The Waltham Conservation Commission authorized prospectus sign-off and continued a riverfront hearing to June 18. Chair Bill Doyle and Vice Chair Lisa Limonciello were authorized to sign off on 719-23 Main Street, a project outside the Commission's jurisdiction. At a public hearing on 32 Riverview Avenue, Conservation Agent Julia Abbott recommended approval of work to rebuild stairs, add a retaining wall, and expand a parking area in the Riverfront zone, noting the project will create 155 square feet of new impervious surface offset by porous replacements; the hearing was continued because the state has not yet assigned a file number.
The Commission also issued a Certificate of Compliance for 183-241 Crescent Street, marking a Charles River buffer restoration as an Invalid Order of Conditions because the applicant never commenced the authorized revegetation work.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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