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Wetlands Committee continues six projects, approves prior minutes and signature delegation

Wetlands Protection Committee approves prior minutes and administrator signature delegation. Chair Eleanor McLane, Vice Chair Peter Jones, and member Doug Hersh voted 3-0 to delegate all committee signatures to Wetlands Administrator Julie Meyer. The Committee then continued six property

Wetlands Protection Committee · Meeting of January 29, 2026

WELLESLEY — Wetlands Protection Committee approves prior minutes and administrator signature delegation. Chair Eleanor McLane, Vice Chair Peter Jones, and member Doug Hersh voted 3-0 to delegate all committee signatures to Wetlands Administrator Julie Meyer. The Committee then continued six property applications to February 19, including a multi-family residential project at 49 Walnut Street that drew five members of public comment regarding river access and pedestrian safety, and a single-family rebuild at 31 Old Farm Road where the Committee ordered a qualified wildlife biologist to prepare a habitat assessment.

Four prior meeting minutes from October through early December 2025 were approved by 3-0 roll-call votes. A seventh application at 53 Windsor Road received negative determination of applicability for emergency gas-line trenching by National Grid.

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Source: the Wetlands Protection Committee meeting of January 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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