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At a glance: Revere Conservation Commission approvals and continuances, June meeting
Summary
The commission approved a set of routine filings (NOIs, a certificate of compliance and an RDA negative determination), granted continuances for projects needing more information and added maintenance notifications to the record; key outcomes include approvals for 57 Chamberlain, 84 Arcadia, 690 Washington and a negative RDA at 1012 North Shore Road.
The Revere Conservation Commission approved several routine items and handled continuances at its meeting.
Approvals and outcomes:
- 57 Chamberlain — Notice of Intent approved after the owner, Sandy Tapia, described a deck expansion and commissioners expressed support for the applicant’s responsiveness to prior suggestions.
- 1012 North Shore Road — The commission issued a negative determination of applicability for an RDA to return the driveway area to its prior state; the applicant was cleared to obtain DPW permits for driveway repaving.
- 84 Arcadia Street — The commission approved a certificate of compliance after an engineer reported completed work met the approved plans.
- 690 Washington Avenue — The commission approved an NOI for demolition of existing structures and construction of a three-unit building; the applicant described erosion controls and stormwater measures.
Continuances and other actions:
- 620 Revere Beach Boulevard — Applicant requested and the commission granted a continuance to the next meeting to complete stormwater calculations and coordinate with the ZBA.
- Faneuil Street (RDA) — The commission granted a continuation to allow a full site visit to evaluate a concrete-lined diversion channel and historic dumping areas.
- Route 16 bridge replacement — continued; applicant absent and further review requested.
Communications recorded included National Grid notifications of utility maintenance and DPW notice of routine maintenance at the Gibson Park drainage outfall. The commission also flagged an MWRA inadvertent release to the Saugus River for future attention.
The meeting adjourned after handling the agenda items.
