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Votes at a glance: Westport Conservation Commission (June 23, 2026)

Westport Conservation Commission · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved multiple one-year soil-permit renewals, several RDAs/NOIs (including a town water-line and several septic repairs), issued a certificate of compliance for Trispect/Head Store, and continued or postponed a handful of items.

Key outcomes from the Westport Conservation Commission meeting on June 23, 2026:

- Motion to sign and send a deficiency letter regarding an incomplete NOI for Railroad Park (Greg Gagnon’s complaint): approved unanimously (motion to sign letter).

- Soil-permit renewals approved (each by unanimous vote): David Cabral (Permit #453); Corey Cabral (Permit #493); AJ Potter & Sons (Permit #454); Manny (Manuel) Alexander (Permit #494).

- RDAs / Notices of Intent approved: Ariel Saint Germain (11 Harrison Court) — Negative #3 Determination for septic repair; Oriental Pearl restaurant (576 State Road) — Negative #3 Determination for septic repair; Town of Westport Bridal/Briggs Road water-main extension — approved pending MassDOT comments; Lot 1 Markov Drive (BPH/DPH Holdings LLC) — NOI approved (one commissioner opposed); 9 Redhorn Lane — NOI approved pending file number.

- Certificate of compliance granted for the sewage repair at the Head Store (Trispect Corp) after staff reported stabilized vegetation and completed work.

- Continuances and postponements: Christopher Antau (Nome Surf NOI, Main Road) and David Petty (NOI for 144 Sherry North Lane) continued to the July 23 meeting; Rebecca Turner’s certificate of compliance was postponed pending clarification of fence placement at the riverfront limit.

These votes were recorded in the minutes; members asked staff to ensure erosion-control measures are installed and to coordinate with state agencies where required.