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Planning Board approves Eversource pole replacements; waives engineer seal for non‑grading work
Summary
The board approved three conditional use permits allowing temporary disturbance of shoreland, bluff and wetland buffers for a six‑pole replacement project (3‑3‑4G distribution line) and granted a waiver so a licensed professional engineer need not sign and seal plans because no grading, drainage or utilities are proposed.
The Concord City Planning Board on June 18 approved multiple conditional use permits for replacement of six utility poles owned by Eversource along Garvin Falls Road and granted a waiver so plans need not be signed and sealed by a licensed professional engineer.
Connor Addison of GZA GeoEnvironmental described the project as structure replacement only: annual inspections identified poles with wood rot and damage, and…
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