Conservation Commission – Aug 13, 2026
- Where
- Not listed on the city's Agenda Center
- Time
- Not listed
What was decided
The commission authorized the conservation agent to sign off on 51 Bacon Street for the city council special permit process, and approved a Request for Determination of Applicability for 153 Second Ave with a condition to record the O&M plan at the registry of deeds. The commission also approved the 7-16-2026 minutes and discussed a dispute over the conservation restriction condition at 200 Trapelo Road (Fernald), including a correspondence from Philip Moser disputing the public record on past DEP rulings. Other items included site visit tree removal approvals, a Paine Estate Forest Management Plan subcommittee update, and notes on 404 Wyman Street and drought status.
Decisions recorded
- Authorized the conservation agent to sign off on behalf of the commission for 51 Bacon Street for the city council special permit process. page 1 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Issued a Positive 2B / Negative 3 determination for 153 Second Ave, including a condition to record the O&M plan at the registry of deeds. page 1 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the meeting minutes from 7-16-2026. page 2 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
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Agenda
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Terms used here
- CPC
- Community Preservation Committee, which reviews requests for Community Preservation Act money and recommends how to spend it.
- Order of Conditions
- The Conservation Commission's permit for work in or near wetlands, with the conditions the work must follow.
Source
This meeting's agenda in the City of Waltham's Agenda Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Waltham Publick on .