Conservation Commission approves two residential projects; enforcement cases pile up.
Conservation Commission approves two residential projects; enforcement cases pile up. The board unanimously approved a single-family home at 20 Dale Avenue with subsurface stormwater infiltration and an Order of Conditions for 2149 and 2159 Lakeview Avenue, both with no further building within 50
Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 15, 2026
DRACUT — Conservation Commission approves two residential projects; enforcement cases pile up. The board unanimously approved a single-family home at 20 Dale Avenue with subsurface stormwater infiltration and an Order of Conditions for 2149 and 2159 Lakeview Avenue, both with no further building within 50 feet of resource areas. Meanwhile, Agent E.
Stefield reported unpermitted work at nine properties, including tree-cutting in 50-foot buffers at 22 Garrison and 45 Kent Street; the Commission set a firm May 6, 2026 deadline for all missing reports and environmental reviews at 793 Nashua Road after repeated delays since August 2024. An application to use temporary wetlands crossing for material transport at Murphy's Farm (145-1072) was continued, pending written permission from the new landowner and a formal amendment request.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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