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Votes at a glance: Charlton Conservation Commission continues hearings, issues certificates and declines Chapter 61B right of first refusal
Summary
At its meeting the Town of Charlton Conservation Commission: continued multiple permit hearings to April 23, issued certificates of compliance for two sites (including a retaining-wall repair and work at the Charlton Community School site), and voted not to exercise its first right of refusal on a Chapter 61B parcel.
The Town of Charlton Conservation Commission held a series of procedural votes on permit items and land matters at its meeting.
Key outcomes:
- The commission moved to issue the order of conditions for DP number 128-196075 (East Bayless Road) following a public hearing.
- Notices of Intent and abbreviated notices of resource area delineation (ANRAD) for multiple properties were continued to the commission's April 23 meeting, including DP 128-196254 (Flint Road), an ANRAD for DP 128-1961 (Sandersdale Road), an RDA for 30 Hill Road and ANRADs for 0 J Davis Road and 0 City Depot Road.
- The commission tabled the certificate of compliance for DP 128-154390 (Hagerty Road) because unresolved items remain.
- The commission voted to issue a complete certificate of compliance for DP 128-1912171 (Sunset Drive) following staff confirmation that required work was done except for a shed; the owner was advised to return if additional work is proposed.
- The commission recommended issuing a complete certificate of compliance for DP 128-618 for the Charlton Community School site (site inspections were discussed and the item moved to closure by voice vote).
- The conservation staff recommended the commission not exercise its first right of refusal under Chapter 61B for parcel ID 10-C-2 on Gould Cemetery Road; the commission approved that recommendation.
Motions to continue hearings, to issue certificates, and to decline the Chapter 61B right of first refusal passed by voice votes; the transcript records "Aye" for those motions but does not include roll-call tallies in most cases. Several continuations were set to April 23 at 7 p.m. as noted on the record.
The meeting also included routine business items including a contract review for Faye Mountain Farm (still under legal review) and the commission's adjournment.
