Waltham's Conservation Commission unanimously approved removing a problem-prone trench drain at 590 Lincoln Street and let an Algonquin Gas project absorb pipe-size changes without a new filing.
Waltham's Conservation Commission cleared an early review step for a 283-unit housing project and approved two wetlands permits.
The Waltham Conservation Commission continued two pending hearings and heard that the Community Preservation Committee approved $505,368 for historic preservation projects.
Waltham Conservation Commission continued two development applications to October 8.
The Waltham Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to authorize sign-off on a 962 Main Street redevelopment clearing the way for a Seasons Corner Market pending a City Council special permit.
Waltham Conservation Commission approved sign-offs and environmental determinations at its September 10 meeting. Chair Bill Doyle and the six-member board unanimously authorized the conservation agent or chair to sign off on the Seasons Corner Market redevelopment at 962 Main Street, which replaces
Waltham Conservation Commission approves stormwater system at 153 Second Ave. The commission issued a Positive 2B / Negative 3 determination allowing installation of an underground stormwater management system with a condition that the operations and maintenance plan be recorded at the registry of
Waltham Conservation Commission approves Fernald golf course with documentation condition. Chair Bill Doyle and the commission voted unanimously (5-0) to issue a positive order of conditions for a nine-hole pitch-and-putt course at 200 Trapelo Road, proposed by Kimberly Hebert of the Recreation
Conservation Commission approves riverfront home and permits. The Waltham Conservation Commission issued Orders of Conditions and Certificates of Compliance for multiple environmental projects at its June 18 meeting. Chair Bill Doyle's board approved a new single-family home at 339 Bacon Street in
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
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