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Partial certificates of compliance
- 44 Cross Street: The commission voted to issue a partial certificate of compliance limited to the house and all associated grading and utilities (septic, grading and landscape associated with the house). The certificate explicitly excluded the roadway and drainage basins in the subdivision, which remain subject to further work and long‑term operation-and-maintenance (O&M) arrangements.
- 2 Shamrock Lane: The commission issued a similar partial certificate of compliance limited to the house and associated grading and utilities; the developer remains responsible for finalizing ownership or an association to assure long-term basin maintenance.

Pool approval at 2 Shamrock Lane
The commission closed the hearing on the proposed pool and patio and granted approval under a standard order of conditions. Conditions include standard erosion controls, a requirement to notify the conservation agent before dewatering or excavation begins, and confirmation that any backwash or filtration discharge meet the commission’s guidance (applicant told to notify the agent prior to starting work).

Amendment to 9 Cross Street order of conditions
The commission amended the order of conditions for 9 Cross Street to include a limit on future fill: no more than 5,000 square feet of fill is permitted on the property. Commissioners explained the amendment was adopted after staff and counsel follow-up on a previously discussed deed restriction and will be reflected in the revised order of conditions and the certificate of compliance process. Commission members said long-term monitoring and timely completion of required wetland replication remain enforcement priorities.

Commission discussion emphasized that while the houses could be sold, the subdivision’s drainage basins and road acceptance or homeowners-association arrangements must be clarified before full certificates of compliance are issued. Members said developer Billy Logan had cleaned basins and that follow-up inspections and biannual reports would be required under the outstanding conditions.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lakeville Conservation Commission, 5-13-25","oneSentenceSummary","The commission granted partial certificates of compliance for two recently built houses in the Shamrock subdivision, approved a backyard pool with standard conditions for erosion control, and amended the order of conditions at 9 Cross Street to cap future fill at 5,000 square feet.","taxTitle","Town of Lakeville, Plymouth County, Massachusetts","taxId",58187,"location","Massachusetts","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6560916,"Commission orders peer review, continues ANRAD for Myrick Street parcel",180,2546000,2726000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3305743-0458206c808b87ec276813e7ab7f63c9&start=2546&end=2726","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3305743-0458206c808b87ec276813e7ab7f63c9/thumbnail_2546000.jpg","/articles/6560916/Massachusetts/Commission-orders-peer-review-continues-ANRAD-for-Myrick-Street-parcel","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6560916-e93a6520aeb5f77b22473a7ead3eaabc/orig.mp4?Expires=1770942237&Signature=PUpQbjQQaiQKb62SWSpRJRuMm6L-09QutVgrCN6DPJ7hyGar9dDzudo-A5S~z1Mj0K6ZqpIB4Z2CODkXMKrjVSRjNTavCtwoMeQUXu3IjsbMYwThE2iJnZkbLGTJ9M~4qNpVeG7AtJ~p~tC~927GCsO50EOIjRLcu6mBC4874Oc2ipXKVnpcTcDe5EanfT8b20PR3XPHaXJ8XPs6ihrhjyt8yNrYBCbAPefr43HGGAW-jboldGecZclY8cVB8lwpMFgzEFOVNFhmH0dOPhdlvXzsLES0ipYNsCNc~Zt4B9DfCdm6OzzB-UCD7qN4sKtwM7P6Ty8hv47YxHMxjDR80w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lakeville Conservation Commission opened an abbreviated notice of resource area delineation (ANRAD) on May 13 for a 45.23-acre portion of a larger parcel off Myrick Street and voted to obtain a peer review of the wetland delineation.

Greg Drake of Outback Engineering represented DSM Property Group LLC and described a delineation covering 3,778 linear feet of bordering vegetated wetland and 921 linear feet of top-of-bank for an intermittent stream on the Lakeville portion of the property. Drake said a separate review of the Taunton portion of the parcel had already been considered by Taunton’s conservation commission and approved. He told commissioners the delineation included approximately 63 acres in total, about 18 of which lie in Taunton.

Commission members asked technical questions about the number and placement of flags, hydrology and visible flow in the intermittent stream. Commissioners and staff expressed uncertainty about the stream bank and recommended a peer review of the delineation. Commissioner Margaret Francis and other abutters asked for copies of the plan; the applicant provided to-be-distributed prints and the commission staff said they would supply full plans to abutters for review.

The commission voted to obtain a peer review (the commission discussed using Brandon Vanouf as the reviewer) and to continue the hearing to June 10, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. The applicant will provide requested information and the commission will obtain a cost estimate for the peer review before the continued hearing.","The Lakeville Conservation Commission opened an abbreviated notice of resource area delineation (ANRAD) for a 45.23-acre portion of DSM Property Group LLC land off Myrick Street, heard technical details from the applicant’s engineer, and voted to obtain a peer review and continue the hearing to June 10.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6560921,"Lakeville conservation commission issues determinations for multiple shoreline property projects; siltation conditions required",161,1515000,1676000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3305743-0458206c808b87ec276813e7ab7f63c9&start=1515&end=1676","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3305743-0458206c808b87ec276813e7ab7f63c9/thumbnail_1515000.jpg","/articles/6560921/Massachusetts/Lakeville-conservation-commission-issues-determinations-for-multiple-shoreline-property-projects-siltation-conditions-required","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6560921-63f3745edaccab7057939884a3cdd028/orig.mp4?Expires=1770942237&Signature=jmP8ABlwR5WGXDHUvY09jvLWAYD-ZMMj1hivEY5y7TnvRsEeSOSkDiKMx8yHpJDOWIEcKE0KxV8fMyqaaU8HZn2gsU4LPB8WZ9~OhdqBarcnnpnz9levxyBL87C~rTFuwinBYR0FzT6Ms0Hz3ANFxLO~Q9IvRTJRSbCKr9CmwwUM5Qfym9IfLMAQFs2sxYAnDIM0Upr8Y3iixTQvW5RgMlumyjET81xJbRkw72KRbkzVPq9V23G4J9YZ1fFS4YMkmmbCj49pEOYnroBWyUEWNXAflyS0Wh610yMds50rLBW0EhFPLizwq6AFsPSc-tpcjQ3FFNqjlnJMEYkIfWXQdg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lakeville Conservation Commission on May 13 closed public hearings and issued determinations for several shoreline property projects, directing erosion controls and inspections for work near Long Pond.

Votes at a glance
- 103 Hackett Avenue (applicant: Dela Rocos Landscape): Motion to continue was rescinded; the commission closed the hearing and issued a Negative 3 Determination with the condition that a siltation barrier be installed and inspected by the conservation agent before work begins. (Motion: close hearing and issue Negative 3; outcome: approved.)
- 135 Hemlock Shore Road (applicant: John Hancock): The commission closed the hearing and issued a Negative 3 Determination with the condition that a siltation barrier be installed and inspected by the agent before work begins. Applicant provided details on a 20-by-20 patio, retaining wall and removal of two trees; agent asked that siltation be in place given the slope to the pond. (Motion: close hearing and issue Negative 3 with siltation condition; outcome: approved.)
- 76 Lakeside Avenue (applicant: Christopher Anthony): The commission closed the hearing and issued a Negative 3 Determination with the condition that a siltation barrier be installed and inspected by the agent before work begins. Applicant said the proposal replaces an existing fire pit with about a 300-square-foot permeable-paver patio and riverstone in an eroded area by the water; the commission asked for sediment controls during excavation. (Motion: close hearing and issue Negative 3 with siltation condition; outcome: approved.)
- 17 Shore Avenue (after-the-fact RDA): The commission issued a Negative 3 Determination after staff inspection, noting the patio was built over existing semipermeable material, sodding had been completed and siltation controls were in place; the determination included no additional conditions. (Motion: close hearing and issue Negative 3; outcome: approved.)

Commission staff and members repeatedly emphasized erosion controls and agent inspection because multiple projects lie within the 100-foot buffer to Long Pond and feature excavation or replacement of hardscape. Conservation Agent Mark Minton told applicants he could inspect siltation measures and asked applicants to call the office before starting work. Applicants described construction methods during their presentations, including crushed-stone bases, limited excavation depths and plans to leave some stumps in place to avoid further disturbance.

The determinations rely on the Wetlands Protection Act procedures and are conditioned to limit sediment delivery to the pond. Several applicants were instructed to contact commission staff (Laurie/Kennedy) to arrange inspections before work began.","The commission granted negative determinations for four shoreline property applications—including 103 Hackett Ave, 135 Hemlock Shore Rd, 76 Lakeside Ave and 17 Shore Ave—with siltation and inspection conditions on three projects; the commission also discussed construction details and equipment use near wetlands.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6560925,"Lakeville conservation commission recommends Matt Ferrera for appointment",0,3332000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3305743-0458206c808b87ec276813e7ab7f63c9&start=3332&end=3332","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3305743-0458206c808b87ec276813e7ab7f63c9/thumbnail_3332000.jpg","/articles/6560925/Massachusetts/Lakeville-conservation-commission-recommends-Matt-Ferrera-for-appointment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6560925-5d9023c78e3218454dc79da8dc9adf2f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770942237&Signature=DfE4NWWto6i96hWum1l4-OArWUiyy0617vDZAqP1UZ4g~YzIlHynwsYuhVpDI3Y12zwHTP8pXOb5PacvmfoiKryJEgbm-rBYbLx7pU~VQh82zi8n9nT3n4Uu9oQLMjG2SoJxEUy8Un4ITaSMO9QE2JHSiJBskUQ-veu~9BlRfYtXKIi274y~ytIEAMVr4xmrFUdOlMnGIC3pIrXQnHP8QPAwl~tt1njqAnetVgqHy~STkbGA1pspSd5unjvbT7MUa0Qo08mEBHJ40XE2lsP91qEOAEjaKTDJPWHi1wn5Xf5Eev6msJBBXflsJFpxou7ImJvf3qtPUEtz6~5Ys7fZKQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lakeville Conservation Commission voted on May 13 to recommend Matt Ferrera for appointment to a vacant seat on the commission and agreed to forward a recommendation memo to the Board of Selectmen.

The recommendation followed a brief interview during which Ferrera said he has a construction background and recent projects in the region and that he moved to Lakeville to “learn how I can help the community and be part of the team.” Mark Minton, the commission’s conservation agent, and several commission members questioned Ferrera about relevant experience working near wetlands.

Minton said the commission would send a recommendation memo to the Board of Selectmen and that, if appointed, Ferrera would receive official paperwork and be sworn in. Commission members then moved and seconded a nomination motion; the commission voted in favor by voice vote.

Ferrera told members he plans to shadow site visits and learn the commission’s protocols. During the interview Ferrera said he had done work “close to the wetlands” and described the equipment and materials he has used.

The commission’s recommendation does not itself appoint Ferrera; the Board of Selectmen must act on the commission’s memo and make the appointment. Minton said Laurie (the commission’s staff) will notify the nominee about next steps and the meeting at which the Selectmen will consider the recommendation.

Ferrera left the meeting after the vote. The commission’s next regular meeting was announced as May 27, 2025.","The Lakeville Conservation Commission voted to recommend Matt Ferrera to the Board of Selectmen for appointment to a vacant seat, and agreed to forward a memo to the Selectmen; the nominee said he intends to learn the commission’s processes and participate in site visits.","actionData","errors"]

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