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Commission issues certificate of compliance for 10 Riverside Street

5780570 · September 12, 2025
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Summary

The Danvers Conservation Commission voted to issue a certificate of compliance for work at 10 Riverside Street after confirming special conditions were met and the site stabilized.

The Town of Danvers Conservation Commission voted to issue a certificate of compliance for 10 Riverside Street, DEP file number 14‑1424, after the applicant confirmed work required under the order of conditions had been completed.

Christopher Farrell, the property owner and applicant, said the retaining wall replacement had been completed in kind, machinery had been removed, the site was level and stable and prior railroad ties from the earlier wall had been removed and disposed. Farrell told the commission the last remaining temporary quarry logs (silt‑sock type material) would be removed after the certificate of compliance was issued.

A commission member confirmed they had inspected the site and reported no concerns. A motion to issue the certificate of compliance was made, seconded and approved by recorded “Aye” votes on the three commissioners present.

The commission’s action records the certificate issuance against DEP file 14‑1424; the transcript shows no additional permit conditions attached to the vote.