The proposed construction on Wildberry Lane was presented without an official address and involved plans for a single-family home, including a well and septic system, within a sensitive buffer zone. During the meeting, it was highlighted that the site visit had confirmed the wetland boundaries, and the proposal included a retaining wall and erosion controls to maintain a 25-foot separation from the wetlands. The commission emphasized the necessity of placing a row of boulders to enforce a no-activity limit. The plan was approved unanimously.

In other business, the commission unanimously approved the renewal of AJ Potter and Sons’ soil permit for their site on Main Road. The site was deemed to be in good working order following a recent inspection. Additionally, a certificate of compliance was granted for a project on Horseneck Road, confirming that buffer zone conditions had been satisfactorily met.

The meeting also addressed administrative matters, including the payment of various bills and the introduction of a new online system for filing permit applications. This system aims to streamline processes for the commission and applicants, allowing for online payments and easier public access to project information.