Conservation Commission approved a water-chestnut removal project at Beaver Brook with four special conditions. Clerk Andrew Sammarco moved to issue an Order of Conditions that was voted unanimously (4-0) by the four-member body present. The Commission also lifted enforcement orders at two
Littleton Conservation Commission unanimously approved a water chestnut removal order for Beaver Brook and lifted a wetland enforcement order at 172 Wickham Avenue at its July 21 meeting.
Littleton Conservation Commission approves parking, permits for pond treatment, power work. The commission unanimously approved four permits at its July 7 meeting: overflow parking at Yapp Conservation Land for the Littleton Volunteer Corp., a Partial Certificate of Compliance for 66 Grist Mill, an
Littleton Conservation Commission votes unanimously to amend an enforcement order after discovering a Spectacle Pond Road property owner never obtained a required stormwater pollution prevention plan or federal construction general permit, roughly three years after both were due.
Littleton Conservation Commission approves transmission line permit with vernal pool biological monitoring requirement. Voting unanimously to approve permit conditions for New England Power Company transmission line improvements, the Conservation Commission required a third-party biological monitor
Littleton Conservation Commission approves orders of conditions, invasive species removal, and vernal pool monitoring agreement at packed June 23 session.
Littleton Conservation Commission approves dock placement at two Blood Road enforcement sites. The Commission voted unanimously to amend enforcement orders for properties at 8 Blood Road and 2 and 6 Blood Road, authorizing dock placement with no-wake buoy requirements and mandatory plantings for
Littleton Conservation Commission approves Forge Pond invasive species treatment plan unanimously. The board approved a multi-year herbicide treatment program using ProcellaCOR to target approximately 60 acres of Eurasian milfoil and 24 acres of Variable milfoil at Forge Pond. Conservation Agent
Littleton Conservation Commission unanimously approved an herbicide treatment plan for Forge Pond and raised sharp concerns about heavy equipment access on Blood Road during a lengthy Zoom session May 19.
The Littleton Conservation Commission votes to restrict motorboat access at Blood Road dredging site. In a 5-1 vote, Co-Chair Sarah Seaward moved to amend the enforcement order at 2 & 6 Blood Road, adding prohibitions on docks and motorboat use following unauthorized dredging at Forge Pond, with
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