The Nantucket Conservation Commission took several formal actions during its Feb. 20 meeting. A concise list of outcomes follows for readers tracking permits and enforcement items.

Continuances and hearings
- Sconset Beach Preservation Fund (Baxter Road) — continued to March 12 for scheduling a special conservation commission meeting (daytime start, 10 a.m. discussed). (Applicant: Sconset Beach Preservation Fund; item continued.)
- Town of Nantucket — Ames Ave and Diana's Beach (pilot dune project) — hearing continued to March 6 so Natural Resources staff can supply final materials and monitoring protocols; applicant said work is time‑sensitive because of bird‑season restrictions.
- Wolfram Family Trust (7 Folger Lane) — continued to March 6.
- Lydia Denny Palmer LLC (110 Wahwinet Road, fence waiver request) — continued to March 6 for the applicant to present alternatives and further justification for a fence within the 50‑foot buffer.
- Ned Site Management LLC (shoal dredging at 34 Straight Wharf) — continued to March 6 because legal advertising and a DEP file number were not completed; applicant reported emergency dredging was performed Jan. 6 under emergency WPA certification (Dec. 16).

Closures, decisions and orders
- 14 Tatima Way (SC 483840) — hearing closed on condition that the applicant submit groundwater elevation data and pool/shed schematics prior to the start of construction; the commission recorded a roll call: five commissioners in the affirmative, commissioner Turcotte recused and one abstention. (Condition requires commission review; if submitted data show noncompliance, the pool must be removed or revised.)
- Powers (36 Bassett Road, SC 483871) — hearing closed unanimously; staff recommended closure after a site visit and required HDC application was filed.

Permits, orders of conditions and certificates
- Orders of conditions issued for 72 & 78 Pachela Road (coastal engineering/shoreline permits) — the commission voted to issue the orders with monitoring and survivability conditions; recorded outcome carried with a majority in the affirmative (commissioners in favor: multiple; two commissioners opposed on record). The orders include georeferenced photo monitoring, specified survivability thresholds for plantings, and a requirement to file a new NOI if failure criteria are met.
- South Slip LLC (29A Old North Wharf, SC 483892) — order issued permitting replacement of a damaged wave fence; vote carried unanimously.
- Certificates of compliance (McCausland, Smooth Hammocks Way / associated file numbers) — staff and applicant confirmed work was in substantial compliance; COCs were approved unanimously.

Enforcement and other business
- Staff reported active enforcement files and upcoming hearings; the commission reiterated it can compel compliance through civil enforcement and, if necessary, other legal routes. Several monitoring reports from the Land Bank and Conservation Foundation were filed; commissioners may request follow‑up as needed.

Where applicable, the commission recorded continuance dates and set conditions for return items. For items that were closed with conditions, construction cannot proceed until the commission has received and reviewed required documents.