The Revere Conservation Commission voted on several administrative and permitting items during its meeting.

26 Furlong Drive: Karen Johnson of Edge Environmental reported the emergency cleanup at 26 Furlong Drive followed a punctured fuel tank and gasoline release. Soil and boring samples adjacent to water returned clean results, and commissioners commended the professionalism of the responding team. The commission approved a certificate of compliance for the remediation work.

9 Dunn Road: Commissioners reviewed a long‑open notice of intent and a recent site visit that showed the structure sits on pilings and that the site was stabilized; the commission voted to approve a certificate of compliance for 9 Dunn Road so the property owner can proceed with closing and sale.

76 Endicott Avenue (DEP file 0610852): Daniel Contero (representing owner Neli Avergo) and contractor Elkin Villegas presented a continued notice of intent. Commissioners raised concerns after observing construction rubble (brick, concrete, asphalt) beneath excavated material and requested removal and clean‑fill certifications. The commission required amended plans before filing with DEP, asked for pre‑ and post‑construction site walks, and recommended vegetative cover near the French drain to reduce erosion. The commission closed the hearing and approved the notice of intent subject to those special conditions; applicants were told they could begin limited excavation while final plan submittal, inspections and certifications are completed.

Votes at a glance: the commission approved the prior meeting minutes, approved the negative determination for the Mills Ave/Belle Isle monitoring installations (see separate article), approved certificates of compliance for 26 Furlong Drive and 9 Dunn Road, and approved the notice of intent for 76 Endicott Ave with the special conditions described above. Individual vote tallies were recorded in the meeting as affirmative voice votes without named roll-call counts.