Conservation Commission unanimously approves two wetland delineations
The Dighton Conservation Commission unanimously approved two residential property wetland delineations in July. The commission approved delineated wetland areas for 2689 Courtlyn Road (applicant Victor Dasilva) and 0 Williams Street (applicant Joseph Motta, Ill), both establishing 25-foot no-touch,
Conservation Commission · Meeting of July 30, 2026
DIGHTON — The Dighton Conservation Commission unanimously approved two residential property wetland delineations in July. The commission approved delineated wetland areas for 2689 Courtlyn Road (applicant Victor Dasilva) and 0 Williams Street (applicant Joseph Motta, Ill), both establishing 25-foot no-touch, 50-foot no-structure, and 100-foot buffer zones. Bob Berube of Pro Line Engineering represented both applicants and committed to topographic surveys and permanent benchmarks if projects advance.
The commission also unanimously appointed Mark Diamantini as an associate member and continued to August 20 two applications: a Notice of Intent from John-Paul Rossi of Zeneca, Inc regarding Muddy Cove Pond water-level modifications, and Cedar Street LLC's proposed 76,013-square-foot gravel storage facility at 0 Cedar Street pending peer review.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of July 30, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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