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Sharon Conservation Commission approves Foxboro lot plan, reviews lake levels and schedules summer meetings
Summary
The commission issued an administrative land-disturbance approval for a single-family lot at 433 E. Foxboro St and handled routine business including minutes approval, lake-level and development updates, and scheduling of summer meetings.
The Sharon Conservation Commission unanimously approved an Administrative Land Disturbance Review (LDR-0019) on May 21 for a single-family home at 433 E. Foxboro St after hearing from applicant Ryan Feldman of PEJR, LLC. Feldman showed a limit-of-disturbance plan, a roof-runoff infiltration system and said the combined ANR lots would not affect municipal Well #6. The Commission's vote to issue LDR-0019 passed 4–0–0 (Susan Drisko moved; Brad McKeen seconded).
Other agenda items were largely administrative. The Commission deferred the 1 Manor Lane (Judd Schrieber) item because the applicant was not present and assigned it to the next meeting. Brad McKeen reported no new LMAC update; Alan Westman said the AFWG will meet before the next Commission meeting.
Staff reported the lake level at 10.2 feet — below a typical 10.5 reading for the season — and described Sharon as being in a mild drought while areas north of Boston are in moderate drought. Philibert noted that visibility a year after an alum treatment continues to be improved. Philibert also briefed the Commission on a commercial Route 1 project under developer Dave Wluka that would include commerce and a hotel near the General Edwards Highway/Applebee's intersection; the property extends partly into Walpole.
Members approved the May 7 minutes and set a summer meeting schedule of two meetings in June, one in July and one in August before adjourning at about 8:20 p.m. (Susan Drisko moved to adjourn; Brad McKeen seconded; vote 4–0–0).
