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Antigua Conservation Foundation hardscape plan at 220 Milestone Road approved unanimously
Summary
The commission approved a hardscape and site grading application for 220 Milestone Road, noting the research-and-education center was previously approved and that this filing addresses larger site grading and hardscaping.
Ethan Griffin, representing the applicant and design team, told the commission on Aug. 26 that the filing for 220 Milestone Road focuses on site grading, hardscaping, decking and related softscaping for the property where a research-and-education center was previously approved. "This application is focusing on sort of larger grading…hardscaping, decking and associated softscaping," he said.
Tavis Dockwillher of Bridal Landscape joined to answer design questions. Commissioners reviewed the drawings, confirmed Abby (a commissioner) had placed the item on consent earlier, and proceeded to a motion on the staff packet. A motion "to approve as submitted" was made and the commission carried the motion unanimously.
Why this matters: the project advances the previously approved research-and-education center by finalizing the broader site work that shapes circulation, outdoor program spaces and planting. The commission’s approval clears the applicant to proceed with the listed hardscape and grading elements as presented.
Decision details: the motion to approve as submitted passed on a unanimous voice vote; the minutes record no conditions. The commission asked whether any board members had concerns after viewing the drawings and found none.
No follow-up action was recorded in the meeting minutes; staff will file the certificate of approval per routine procedures.
