Chelmsford Conservation Commission to Sever Ties with Open Space Steward Group

Overview: At the recent Chelmsford Conservation Commission meeting, the primary topic of discussion was the unanimous decision to sever ties with a group referred to as “cost jumps at open space stewart. ” The commission noted a breakdown in the relationship over the years, with members expressing that the group’s actions were self-serving rather than in the interest of conservation. The commission plans to issue a formal motion to notify the group of the termination, which requires a six-month notice period.

Chelmsford Conservation Commission Debates Flooding Concerns and Eagle Scout Project Approvals

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chelmsford Conservation Commission tackled several issues, including the approval process for Eagle Scout projects, concerns about flooding in proposed housing developments, and the management of invasive species.

Chelmsford Conservation Commission Tackles Flood Mitigation and Tree Management

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission meeting on March 25th, 2024, focused heavily on flood risk assessments and tree management, with discussions on proposed solutions to mitigate flooding in key areas of the town and the impact of tree growth on local infrastructure.

Chelmsford Conservation Commission Debates Turtle Protection and Contaminated Land Issues in Ongoing Project

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission’s recent meeting dealt with environmental concerns, notably focusing on protecting local wildlife and addressing contamination issues related to ongoing and proposed development projects.

Chelmsford Conservation Commission Supports Hay Farming Initiative Amid Invasive Species Challenges

Overview: The Chelmsford Conservation Commission meeting, held on February 25, 2025, focused on approving a hay farming project on town-owned land and addressed various environmental concerns, including invasive species management and parking issues near wetland areas. The commission expressed strong support for young farmer Caroline Parley, who plans to cultivate and harvest hay on approximately 6.8 acres of land at Pine Hill Road.