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Commission tables LCS, LLC monitoring request and schedules site visit for proposed signs
Summary
The commission postponed a decision on an applicant request to reduce monitoring frequency to monthly for a Locust/Delaney project and to place six freestanding signs; commissioners requested a sidewalk be installed and a site visit to mark and verify sign locations before acting.
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At its March 21 meeting the Woburn Conservation Commission tabled an applicant request from LCS, LLC concerning monitoring frequency and proposed freestanding signs and scheduled a site visit to inspect sign locations and site stability.
Staff reported the applicant requested reducing monitoring reports and inspections to monthly and after rainfall events of 2 inches or more. Commissioners expressed concern about site stability and suggested installing a sidewalk before allowing reduced monitoring frequency. The commission asked the applicant to mark proposed sign locations on a plan for the commission to view in the field.
Members agreed to meet at the site on Saturday at 9 a.m. (weather permitting) to review the locations and evaluate whether the site would be stable enough to allow monthly monitoring instead of the current schedule. Staff said they would coordinate with the applicant and notify commissioners of any time changes.

