Scituate Conservation Commission approves four home construction projects including septic repairs and additions. Chair Frank Snow and six commissioners voted unanimously to issue Orders of Conditions for septic repairs at 102 and 147 Humarock Beach Road and an addition at 2 Surfside Road. The
Scituate Conservation Commission approves four residential and commercial permits. The Commission, chaired by Frank Snow, issued Orders of Conditions for utilities work at 71 Front Street, an addition and garage at 232 Country Way, septic replacement on Garfield Street, and a new coastal dwelling
Scituate Conservation Commission unanimously approves four-mile sewer expansion extending municipal service to North Scituate. The Commission issued an Order of Conditions (DEP#068-3246) for the North Scituate Septic Expansion, authorizing 21,500 linear feet of new sewer mains and a pump station
Scituate Conservation Commission denies barrier beach dwelling proposal in a rare 3-1 vote. Commissioners voted to close the Notice of Intent hearing and issue a denial for an accessory dwelling and septic system at 30 Marshfield Avenue, with Commission Chair Frank Snow the sole dissent.
Scituate Conservation Commission approves three coastal residential projects. The commission voted 6-0 to issue Orders of Conditions for a 14-by-32-foot swimming pool at 82 Scituate Ave, an elevated deck at 60 Rebecca Road, and an addition with attached garage at 71 Jericho Ave, all within or near
The Scituate Conservation Commission deferred consideration of three residential projects sited in coastal and wetland areas. The commission continued hearings on an accessory dwelling at 30 Marshfield Avenue and a home demolition and reconstruction at 83 Rebecca Road, both to July 6, and moved an
Scituate Conservation Commission issues order of conditions on Crescent Avenue. The commission voted unanimously to close the Notice of Intent hearing and issue an Order of Conditions for Charles Pollard's addition at 50 Crescent Avenue. In after-the-fact determinations, the commission voted 4-1 to
Conservation Commission approves deck expansion at Old Oaken Bucket Road development. Chair Frank Snow and commissioners Eric DiTommaso, Brendan Collins, and Penny Scott-Pipes voted 4-0 to close the hearing and issue an Amended Order of Conditions for 279-281 Old Oaken Bucket Road, allowing
Scituate conservation commission approves environmental compliance orders for three residential wetland projects. Chaired by Frank Snow, the five-member panel voted 5-1 to approve an addition at 30 Standish Avenue, with Commissioner Robbie Burgess dissenting, while unanimously backing a dock
Scituate board issues conditions for two homes, continues five project reviews. The Conservation Commission issued Orders of Conditions for 20 Mitchell Avenue and 18 Indian Trail, both involving single-family demolition and reconstruction outside primary buffer zones, with 6-0-0 votes. Five other
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