Conservation Commission

The Waltham Conservation Commission approved a Bentley University sidewalk project at 400 Beaver Street on March 26, subject to Massachusetts DEP stormwater and erosion-control conditions, in a hearing chaired by Vice Chair Lisa Limonciello after Chair Bill Doyle recused. The commission also

Conservation Commission approves conditions for Watch Factory Phase 4 residential development. Chair Bill Doyle and the four-member quorum unanimously issued an order of conditions for Watch City Ventures LLC's 241 Crescent Street project, which will add approximately 140 residential units,

Conservation Commission reorganizes leadership ahead of spring project reviews. The board unanimously elected Bill Doyle as chair, Lisa Limonciello as vice-chair, and Gerard Dufromont as clerk for 2026-27, filling the vacancy created by outgoing Chair Alexander Sbordone's departure. Frank

Waltham Conservation Commission issued a positive order of conditions for a multi-family residential complex at 245-265 Winter Street with no additional site-specific restrictions. Chair Alexander Sbordone and the commission unanimously approved the project, which involves only buffer-zone work and

Waltham Conservation Commission unanimously approves two environmental projects. The board issued a positive order of conditions for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation's stone wall construction and walkway repaving at Beaver Brook Reservation on Waverley Oaks Road,