Commission approves Administrative Land Disturbance permit for 23 Pond St.
Summary
The commission voted 5–0 to issue Administrative Land Disturbance Approval #18 for demolition and construction at 23 Pond St.; disturbance estimated at about 13,000 sq ft (less than one acre).
The Sharon Conservation Commission voted Jan. 22 to issue Administrative Land Disturbance Approval #18 for 23 Pond St., allowing demolition of a vacant doctor’s office and construction of multi-family housing served by a septic system.
Applicant Alex Chongris described plans for 2–3 bedroom units; Conservation Administrator Josh Philibert and commissioners noted the disturbance is estimated at 13,000 square feet, under the one-acre threshold. The commission moved to approve the ALDR and issue the approval: Westman moved; McKeen seconded. The vote was recorded as Cremer — aye; McKeen — aye; Westman — aye; Drisko — aye; Geller — aye (5–0–0).
The approval is administrative and does not in itself resolve other required permits such as building or septic approvals; applicants must secure additional approvals from the appropriate town agencies as needed.
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