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Conservation Commission approves house in Jones Hollow upland review area
Summary
The Marlborough Conservation Commission on April 6 approved Application 01-26, allowing construction of a single-family house, driveway, septic system and associated grading within the 200-foot upland review area at 382 Jones Hollow Road following a presentation by the project engineer.
The Marlborough Conservation Commission voted to approve Application 01-26 for 382 Jones Hollow Road on April 6, 2026, allowing construction of a single-family house, driveway, septic system and associated grading within the 200-foot upland review area.
Jonathan Sczurek of Megson, Heagle & Friend Civil Engineering & Land Surveyors, LLC presented the development plans and described the designated clearing area, the lot’s proximity to nearby watercourses, anticipated total lot disturbance and potential runoff concerns. Commissioners asked clarifying questions about the clearing limits and stormwater controls.
Beth Lander Morris moved to approve Application 01-26 on behalf of the commission; Robert Hamilton seconded the motion. According to the minutes, “All in favor, the motion passed,” and the application was approved.
The approved application packet, referenced on the agenda as #01-26, lists Mark Friend as applicant and Jones Hollow Associates, LLC as owner. The minutes do not record detailed vote tallies or conditions beyond the approval note.
Next steps listed in the meeting minutes are procedural: the planning and permitting process will continue through the town’s normal review channels and any permit conditions, clearings or erosion controls will be handled through the Planning & Development office.
