Shutesbury Commission Examines Environmental Impact of Geotechnical Project

Overview: The Shutesbury Conservation Commission recently convened to address several matters, with the most significant being the environmental implications of a proposed geotechnical soil boring project by New England Power Company. The project, which involves subsurface evaluations for future structure replacement along the E5 F6 transmission right of way, was presented by a representative of BSC Group. The presentation spurred a comprehensive examination by the commission, focusing on the potential impacts on wetlands and water areas, adherence to best management practices, and the plansning necessary to ensure minimal environmental disruption.

Shutesbury Commission Tackles Lake and Shore Drive Projects

Overview: In a recent Shutesbury Conservation Commission meeting, discussions centered on the order of conditions for a property on Lake Drive and the request for an amended order for a property on Shore Drive. The meeting addressed renovations, including a septic system installation and site improvements on Lake Drive, which were approved by the commission. Meanwhile, deliberations on proposed changes to the 5759 Shore Drive property, such as house footprint adjustments and shed removal, led to a decision to handle modifications with an amended order of conditions.

Shutesbury Commission Advances Lake Drive Project Amid Environmental Considerations

Overview: The Shutesbury Conservation Commission recently engaged in a multifaceted discussion over a proposed project on Lake Drive, which has implications due to its environmental considerations. The project features a plan that includes the refurbishment of an existing house, construction of a new septic system, and repairs to a dock and boat house. Notably, the commission approved an extension for Lot H 151 on Leever Road and deliberated over a reduction in local fees, which are subject to final approval by the select board.

Shutesbury Conservation Commission Tackles Property Development Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Shutesbury Conservation Commission, discussions centered on various property developments, including an extensive remodeling project on Lake Drive, proposed construction of a new house and dock with related environmental concerns, and a request for extension in the wetland delineation process. Additionally, the commission addressed regulatory fee alignments, a resident’s drainage issue on Pine Drive, and the potential sale of a property currently under chapter 61.