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Commission allows alternative marker proposal for 975 Stony Hill Road, continues item to June 8
Summary
Mark Jurkowski and Laurie Barber asked to replace concrete permanent markers with stainless steel posts and caps; the Commission did not oppose the alternative and continued the matter to June 8 for follow‑up, suggesting wetlands signage as an adjunct.
At the May 18 meeting the Conservation Commission heard a request from Mark Jurkowski and Laurie Barber to modify the Order of Conditions for 975 Stony Hill Road to allow an alternative to concrete permanent markers. Jurkowski said installing concrete posts would be a hardship and proposed stainless steel posts with caps that can be driven into the ground; the applicants also said they could mark property corners.
Commissioners signaled they were not opposed to using stainless steel posts and suggested adding wetlands signage. The item was continued to the Commission's June 8, 2026 meeting for further consideration.
Minutes record a motion to continue to June 8 that passed with votes in favor from Chairman Christopher Brown, James Coletta, Robert McMaster, James Knittel and Jim Murphy; the minutes record James Knittel as the seconder on the continuance.
