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Monday, November 2, 2026 Littleton, Massachusetts · Change town
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Conservation Commission

Members: Sarah Seaward (co-chair), Ed Fultz, Kyle Maxfield, Andrew Sammarco (Clerk)

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Commission charts three-part plan for Long Lake public access

Littleton Conservation Commission advanced a comprehensive management plan for town-owned Long Lake property. The Commission recommended a three-part plan including vegetation management (6-0), upland boat storage (3-2 with one split), and dock licensing (5-1), following substantial public comment

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Littleton conservation board votes for town-owned docks

Littleton conservation panel backs town-owned docks, splits on boat storage. The Conservation Commission voted 5-1 Tuesday to recommend the town pursue town-owned docks rather than license private ones on the Lakeshore Drive parcel along Long Lake, with member Edward Fultz the lone dissent.

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Commission Issues Orders, Advances School Hearing

Conservation Commission issues orders for boat launch and LNG facility work. The Conservation Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for the Spectacle Pond Boat Launch rehabilitation and voted 5-0 with one recusal to order conditions for the portable liquified natural gas

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Commission issues conditions for 359 King Street development

Littleton Conservation Commission approves conditions for 359 King Street site redevelopment project. The Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions after applicant Erik Smith of Goddard Consulting and property owner Dwight Long revised stormwater plans and reduced buffer zone

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