The enforcement order for a property on Doy Avenue was issued after unpermitted work was identified on the property, necessitating corrective actions. The property owner, represented by Bob Griffin, has begun addressing the violations, including removing a 1,200 square foot sports court and relocating granite stones to properly demarcate wetlands. Additionally, plans are in place to plant 375 square feet of upland shrubs and establish a 100-foot pollinator garden. These changes are essential for the issuance of a certificate of compliance, which will lift the enforcement order. The owner anticipates completing the work by June 6, 2026, with a subsequent site visit planned to confirm compliance.

The commission also briefly touched upon a separate issue concerning a dock on the property, which may require an after-the-fact filing to align with approved conditions. Further updates on this matter are expected at the next meeting.

In other discussions, the commission mentioned the continuation of the 86 Elliot Street project to May 14, 2026, as additional information is needed to clarify site and disturbance guidelines. The commission emphasized the importance of obtaining this data from the Department of Environmental Protection to inform their decision-making.

Additionally, the commission is preparing to welcome alternate members, pending their approval at the select board meeting on May 7, 2026. These alternates will have the opportunity to participate in discussions and ask questions but will not vote on ongoing projects like 86 Elliot Street.