The permit includes various conditions, such as adherence to a traffic management plan and a planting plan specifically designed for the site. The developers have agreed to file essential documents, including the storm water permit and maintenance reports, with the appropriate authorities.

Another important topic was the discussion surrounding the minor storm water management permit for Home Street, which was postponed. The applicant’s counsel explained that revised plans addressing drainage issues were submitted too late to be included in the meeting’s agenda. The commission decided to continue the matter to a future date, emphasizing the need for all necessary approvals before proceeding.

Additionally, the commission addressed a proposed cleanup of Stump Brook. A representative from Fisheries outlined a plan to clear the brook manually without requiring formal board permission. The cleanup aims to improve the environmental condition of the brook from Elm Street to the dam in Halifax.

Finally, the commission discussed the need for a notice of intent for proposed work at Richview Avenue. The commission also touched upon administrative matters, such as training for new board members and reviewing open notices of intent to ensure proper closure.