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Danvers conservation commission grants waivers, issues order of conditions for 2 Ipswich River Road addition

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Summary

The Town of Danvers Conservation Commission voted to grant waivers for work within the 35- and 50-foot buffer zones and issued an order of conditions allowing construction of an addition at 2 Ipswich River Road (DEP file 14-1436). A $1,500 bond was required before work may continue and erosion controls shown on the plan were confirmed.

The Town of Danvers Conservation Commission voted to grant waivers for work within the 35-foot and 50-foot buffer zones and issued an order of conditions allowing construction of an addition at 2 Ipswich River Road, DEP file number 14-1436.

Commission members said the project’s erosion controls appear on the submitted plan and that the applicant must post a bond of $1,500 before commencing further work. A motion to grant the waivers and require the bond was made and seconded; the commission then voted to issue an order of conditions that permits the construction of the addition as described in the application.

The commission and staff confirmed erosion-control measures are on the plan. During the discussion, a member asked whether the plan would include silt/sock erosion controls; staff answered, “The erosion controls are on the plan.” No further public comments on this application were recorded.

The vote on the waivers and the order of conditions was taken orally and passed; no roll-call vote with named tallies was read into the record.

The commission did not attach additional special conditions beyond the requirement that the applicant post the bond and follow the erosion-control plan. No appeals, enforcement actions, or deadlines beyond normal permit compliance were discussed at the meeting.