The Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee continued review of a 24-unit Walnut Street apartment project after its peer reviewer could not confirm a proposed stormwater filter meets town standards.
The Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee voted to let the town demolish a condemned house at 3 Bacon Street and continued a contested 24-unit apartment hearing.
Wellesley's Wetlands Protection Committee weighs in on a draft town policy for selling small land parcels, many within wetlands jurisdiction.
Wellesley Wetlands Committee issues Order of Conditions for new home. The Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee voted 4-0 to close the hearing and issue an Order of Conditions for a new single-family home at 235 Weston Road, incorporating tree protection measures and replacement plantings. In
Wellesley wetlands panel extends Waterstone planting deadline after unpermitted wall.
Wellesley Wetlands Committee issues three permits, waives fines on mitigation delay. The committee unanimously approved Orders of Conditions for an after-the-fact sports court at 11 Winding River Circle, a state Department of Conservation and Recreation repaving project at 900 Washington Street,
Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee issues three orders of conditions and flags enforcement concerns at Waterstone site.
Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee denies development permit for 49 Walnut Street. The committee voted 3-0 to deny the Notice of Intent for a proposed demolition and multi-family residential development at 49 Walnut Street, with Vice Chair Peter Jones eligible to vote after submitting the
Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee voted on nine formal actions July 9, closing hearings and approving permits across a dozen active cases while continuing the Cheney Drive repaving project and the 45 White Oak Road certificate of compliance to its July 30 meeting.
Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee denies Walnut Street multi-family development on stormwater grounds. Chair Eleanor McLane and member Doug Hersh voted to deny the Notice of Intent, with member Eben Scanlon opposed; member Jim Mclaren was ineligible. A peer review identified fundamental
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