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Commission accepts conservation restriction on Toby West parcel in Dennis Village

Dennis Conservation Commission · November 21, 2024
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Summary

The Dennis Conservation Commission voted Nov. 21 to accept a donated conservation restriction on a 1.4‑acre parcel of the Toby West property at 272 Route 6A after a representative of the Dennis Conservation Land Trust explained the state tax‑credit requirement.

Dave FriXell, representing the Dennis Conservation Land Trust, told the commission the trust had acquired Lot 164 — a 1.4‑acre parcel at 272 Route 6A known as Toby West — and that the state’s conservation land tax credit requires the town to hold a restriction on the property. “I am here to seek your vote and signature to approve and accept the donation of this restriction,” FriXell said.

Commission discussion was brief. A commissioner moved to approve the conservation restriction and the motion was seconded; the chair called for the ayes and the commission approved the restriction.

The approval authorizes staff to obtain signatures and notarization to finalize the restriction. FriXell asked for signatures after the vote and the commission arranged to sign the document so the restriction can be recorded.

The action secures the newly acquired parcel under a town‑held conservation restriction consistent with restrictions the town holds on other portions of the Toby West property.