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Conservation Commission issues Certificate of Compliance for Goodman’s Hill solar‑related tree clearing

Sudbury Conservation Commission · February 24, 2025
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Summary

The Commission voted unanimously to issue a Certificate of Compliance for 141 Goodman’s Hill Road after revegetation and invasion removal work related to a roof solar installation: 39 trees removed, blueberry shrubs planted, and more than 900 invasive species removed were documented.

The Sudbury Conservation Commission voted Feb. 24 to issue a Certificate of Compliance for work at 141 Goodman’s Hill Road (Goldthwaite), where a homeowner removed trees to install roof solar.

Conservation Coordinator Lori Capone presented aerial photos showing the property before and after tree removal, noting the prior removal of large south‑facing pines and subsequent plantings of saplings and blueberry shrubs. Capone said the homeowners had removed over 900 invasive species and that, based on site inspection and photos, the work appeared consistent with the Order of Conditions.

On motion by Commissioner Jeremy Cook, the Commission voted unanimously to issue the Certificate of Compliance.