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Waterford commission gives Avery Lane property owner 30 days to submit wetland demarcation plan

Waterford Conservation Commission · July 9, 2026
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Summary

The Waterford Conservation Commission on July 9 granted the owner of 22A Avery Lane an additional 30 days to provide a plan that clearly demarcates the non‑encroachment wetland boundary, after staff reported the boundary had been re‑marked.

The Waterford Conservation Commission on July 9 gave the owner of 22A Avery Lane 30 days to submit a plan of demarcation for the property’s non‑encroachment wetland boundary for Commission approval.

Maureen Fitzgerald, Waterford’s environmental planner, told the commission that the non‑encroachment boundary had been re‑marked on site and recommended the owner be given additional time to produce a formal plan. The Commission agreed to allow 30 additional days for the owner to file the demarcation plan for the Commission’s review and approval. The minutes do not record a roll‑call vote specifically on this item; the action was recorded as agreed by the Commission during the meeting.

The decision leaves the boundary in place while the owner prepares the plan. No penalties or further enforcement steps were recorded in the minutes at this meeting; the Commission’s next procedural step is review and possible approval of the submitted demarcation plan once it is filed.