Conservation Commission

Conservation Commission approves four development applications and accepts new associate member. The board unanimously approved notices of intent for single-family home construction at Hunter's Hill (Map 21, Lot 127H) and 2161 Wheeler Street, with conditions including buffer zone restoration,

Dighton Conservation Commission approves Center Street garage, hires wetland consultants. The Commission approved living conditions on Tyla Gooch's four-bay garage and septic system at 553 Center Street, clearing the way for construction within regulated wetland areas. Agent Lisa Caledonia

Dighton Conservation Commission approves subdivision and bridge replacement. The board unanimously approved the Bell Farm Estates 26-lot residential subdivision with wetland mitigation requiring plantings of 16 trees and 60 shrubs in a 25-foot buffer zone and 100 trees and 300 shrubs in a 100-foot

Dighton conservation board advances bridge and subdivision hearings. The Conservation Commission continued MassDOT and town hearings on the over-100-year-old Pleasant Street bridge over Muddy Cove Brook, which affects approximately 12,730 square feet of protected wetland areas and will take 5 to 8

Dighton Conservation Commission approves septic system project, continues hearings. The commission unanimously issued a negative 3 determination for Jarren Frade's Title 5-compliant septic system project at 1401 Tremont Street for a four-bedroom dwelling undergoing renovations. The board also