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Julie DeMaro, project lead from the city’s Department of Planning and Community Development, and consultants from Howard/Stein‑Hudson presented the phase‑1 design. Wetland scientist Devin Herrick (Weston & Sampson) said phase‑1 work will affect barrier beach/coastal dune and land subject to coastal storm flow: the team reported 65,611 square feet of permanent impacts to the 100‑year floodplain (land subject to coastal storm flowage) and a combined total of 186,335 square feet of barrier beach and coastal dune impacts; the proposal includes replanting 44,714 square feet with native dune species drawn from the state‑recommended palette.

Consulting engineer Taryn Wong said the roundabout will be located largely within the state right of way and that access permits from MassDOT and the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) are required. Wong said the design follows MassDOT roundabout guidance and that vehicle‑turning analyses included the largest Revere Fire Department ladder truck, standard buses and tractor‑trailers. Peter Hrabowski, the project traffic consultant, said traffic counts and conservative growth assumptions were used in the analysis and that the roundabout has sufficient capacity to accommodate projected traffic volumes.

The applicants described erosion and sediment controls and routine construction controls: silt fence, mulch wattles, catch basin inlet protection with silt sacks or filter mitts, weekly inspections and maintenance, and a requirement to clean existing sediment from catch basins and select pipes prior to project completion. The team said they will apply for state access permits and a traffic‑management plan with MassDOT, and obtain any MassDOT/DCR permits necessary for work on Lynnway/DCR land.

Residents and elected officials raised concerns during public comment about notification, neighborhood access, maintenance of plantings and potential changes to local circulation. The project team said residents will receive direct notifications about construction timing after a contractor is selected and the state access permits are issued and that the city intends to coordinate outreach prior to construction. The applicants noted up to three 24‑hour detours are anticipated for overnight work, done non‑sequentially to minimize disruption.

Commissioners closed the public hearing and voted to approve the notice of intent, with conditions that the project team provide required state access permits, final erosion‑control details and documentation of catch basin cleaning and the planting palette prior to construction.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Revere City Conservation Commission Meeting- 2/19/25","oneSentenceSummary","The commission approved a notice of intent for phase‑1 construction of a roundabout and related traffic improvements at Route 1A and Gibson Park; the proposal includes substantial coastal dune and floodplain impacts, restoration plantings and required state access permits.","taxTitle","Revere City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts","taxId",5660,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6321108,"Conservation commission approves site‑preparation plan for Revere High School at Wonderland site",1279,593000,1872000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2352196-7fa6e99ad8c05ff18003f3a5d63dd9e5&start=593&end=1872","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2352196-7fa6e99ad8c05ff18003f3a5d63dd9e5/thumbnail_593000.jpg","/articles/6321108/Revere-City/Suffolk-County/Massachusetts/Conservation-commission-approves-sitepreparation-plan-for-Revere-High-School-at-Wonderland-site","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6321108-7910e5c738db65263a1085d39215bc95/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175317&Signature=O6DbADwBpFDwbCIUZYWZsVGSIYw78p-FoL94U0cB1UjxUNOnlAgeNcz73e74LB24lq1K6M-gGcVgkswio8RGfMhiRMchNYXGXoYXLm2z7k0vyGhtFaaLQFTwcnOfcjJrU6ej3iTlmnB2aM~j7QEGMMucDItT2Zh4D1sRBsZdvPTT-CndQCEPUGnep1x6lyihQOsLvcbfR05f4rlLWPifSm3u61rxnEUZyri2Q9XKe9pTOOZUNfXcwMZOMujb5AvCXn5yJX8WX4TR46690L3wotRjw-GtSqFZl~ITrpiW3~JaL18LXSnU1IZfOcC2UTF0W74NDQo8WOEJh8VleFEpcw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Revere Conservation Commission voted Feb. 19 to approve a notice of intent (DEP file 610835) from the City of Revere for phase‑1 site preparation at the Wonderland site for Revere High School at 190 VFW Parkway.

Claire Hogeboom, a wetland scientist with LEC Environmental Consultants, told the commission the submission covers site preparation only — clearing, fencing and removal of decommissioned utilities and remnant foundations — and not construction of the school building. She said the contractor will enclose the eastern portion of the site with 6–8 foot chain‑link construction fencing and install erosion and sedimentation controls. The team said the limit of disturbance for this phase will be kept at or below 9.9 acres.

Hogeboom listed the principal resource impacts for phase 1 as roughly 4.4 acres of impervious pavement removal, about 2,200 square feet of work in an isolated wetland (removal of an interior concrete walkway), and about 42,000 square feet of impacts to bordering land subject to flooding; the site is entirely in the 100‑year floodplain. She also identified an area of lead contamination within the former clubhouse footprint; Sanborn Head is preparing a remediation plan to excavate and remove contaminated soil for off‑site disposal.

Laura Garvey of Sanborn Head told the commission the contaminated soil will be pre‑characterized before excavation and, ideally, \"dug and hauled the same day.\" She said at the far end it could be on site for \"a month or two\" if stockpiling is necessary, and any stockpiles would be covered with poly sheeting to limit dust.

Commission members pressed for specifics on stormwater protection because portions of the existing drainage infrastructure \"have not been maintained for many years,\" according to project engineers. David Conway of Nitsch Engineering said existing catch basins will be cleaned and protected with silt sacks or filter mitts; the applicants also will file for a NPDES permit and submit a stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) before construction commences. The project team said the contractor will perform weekly inspections and repair erosion controls — typically within 24 hours of an identified deficiency — and maintain reports on site.

After a public comment period in which no members of the public objected, the commission voted to close the hearing and then to approve the notice of intent. Commissioners said they expect the project team to provide the commission with final remediation documents, the NPDES/SWPPP and other construction materials prior to a preconstruction meeting.

Motion to approve the NOI passed by recorded vote of the commissioners present.","The commission approved a notice of intent for phase‑1 site preparation at Revere High School’s Wonderland site (190 VFW Parkway), including limits on disturbance, stormwater controls and a plan to remediate an identified lead hot spot.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6321113,"Conservation commission approves certificate of compliance for 810 Washington Avenue project",220,320000,540000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2352196-7fa6e99ad8c05ff18003f3a5d63dd9e5&start=320&end=540","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2352196-7fa6e99ad8c05ff18003f3a5d63dd9e5/thumbnail_320000.jpg","/articles/6321113/Revere-City/Suffolk-County/Massachusetts/Conservation-commission-approves-certificate-of-compliance-for-810-Washington-Avenue-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6321113-5dbb900b9107fcb7248c779cddeb88b1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175317&Signature=NSxEuPiUTXu7~oNPX7G~ZBP32xSelLV85TsDTr1MDBkJnrtCHi5kU8ikGmX88pLP6yh8K4rwk1Fpn2VIgSg7d68HUAq24NVmUJBMsS7AbiftZn-bD8Vv6TQfS3PwT3W9YNpQNby9z25jdX2qiQxd4kr~YTrVMemFps8PBMSHkV7CSvprJ6JC~YpxRbr5-YBHNvgTJXDbZUZRen4xpA~4DtOJ8425n4FSXkr-VlWSVqkY24WaTvfJDag1fnXQlWqyIGY6xLRt0t8nUGIvDrlcJfX-M9~gwHqxF3wY7nRJOSH1xmAWYsSxeR7n78A~qyN4vtMVwjA7hpPJZnpB~t34pw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Revere Conservation Commission on Feb. 19 approved a certificate of compliance for the development at 810 Washington Avenue, finding the site stabilized and erosion and stormwater controls in place.

Commissioners said they had inspected the site before the meeting and concluded the remaining work was limited to small finish items. Daniel Sivert, the project representative, told the commission the building \"is nearing completion, should be complete within the next several days, and expected to open for occupancy on March 1,\" and described the project as providing 30 apartments.

Commissioners who visited the site said they observed the stormwater management system and that the structure appeared \"buttoned up.\" One commissioner told the meeting the project is \"within the Wetlands Protection Act and ... compliant with it as well.\" No members of the public offered comment during the hearing.

The commission’s vote to approve the certificate of compliance followed a motion and second; the chair announced the motion passed with the commissioners present voting in favor. The staff will provide signed paperwork at the conservation office for the project team to pick up.

The approval confirms that, for the commission’s purposes, the contractor met the conditions tied to the approved project and that no remaining work was judged to require further corrective action.","The Revere Conservation Commission voted to approve a certificate of compliance for the stacking‑company project at 810 Washington Avenue after a brief site inspection found erosion controls and stormwater measures in place.","actionData","errors"]

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