Freetown Conservation Commission Approves Sewer Project, Discusses Land Donations and Flood Zone Impacts

Overview: The Freetown Conservation Commission held a meeting on December 9, 2024, where they approved a sewer project aimed at improving local waste management and protecting the Taunton River watershed. They also discussed a land donation and assessed the impacts of several construction projects on local flood zones. The commission addressed enforcement issues and potential applications for environmental grants, among other agenda items.

Freetown Conservation Commission Discusses Land Donation and Wetlands Compliance Issues

Overview: At the recent Freetown Conservation Commission meeting, discussion centered around a potential land donation at zero Richmond Road and ongoing concerns about compliance with wetlands regulations on various properties.

Freetown Conservation Commission Faces Community Concerns Over Water Management and Development Plans

Overview: The Freetown Conservation Commission meeting on October 28, 2024, addressed various community concerns and project proposals, notably regarding water management issues linked to a proposed residential subdivision on Middleboro Road and home construction near a salt marsh.

Freetown Conservation Commission Issues Cease-and-Desist Order for Wetlands Violation

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freetown Conservation Commission addressed several issues, including issuing a cease-and-desist order for a property violating the Massachusetts Wetlands Act and reviewing various requests for determinations of applicability and certificates of compliance.

Freetown Conservation Commission Approves Study for Porter Pasture Restoration

Overview: In its August 12, 2024 meeting, the Freetown Conservation Commission discussed various local conservation matters, with focus on the potential restoration of Porter Pasture and other pertinent community concerns.