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Charlton conservation commission continues review of proposed 40-unit North Main Street project after peer-review and abutter concerns
Summary
The Town of Charlton Conservation Commission continued a hearing on a proposed 40-unit multifamily development on North Main Street after engineers and peer reviewers flagged potential impacts to riverfront and wetland buffer zones and abutters raised drainage and flooding concerns.
The Town of Charlton Conservation Commission continued review of a notice of intent for DEP 128-193835, a proposed 40-unit multifamily development on North Main Street, and agreed to continue the public hearing to April 23 while planning-board peer reviews and outstanding materials are completed.
The applicant’s engineer, James Tetrault of Expedited Engineering, said the project footprint and unit count are unchanged and described revisions submitted in response to prior comments. "We are only we're altering less than 5,000 square feet of the riverfront area on-site," Tetrault said, referring to the Rivers Protection Act allowance that the applicant cited in the application materials.
A peer-review memo read into the…
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