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Commission sets deadline for restoration plans in ongoing enforcement case; warns of fines if noncompliance continues

Dover Conservation Commission · July 23, 2026
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Summary

In an ongoing enforcement matter involving earth-moving and fill, the commission set a firm deadline for the property representative to submit revised topo and restoration plans by the next meeting and said failure to comply may prompt discussion of fines after consultation with town counsel.

The commission told a property representative and his team they must submit a full revised topo map and a detailed restoration plan by the next meeting or face possible enforcement penalties. Staff reported the commission has documented violations and that the property remains noncompliant; commissioners authorized a parallel track to consult with town counsel on the scope and authority for fines if required.

Janet suggested a firm submittal deadline: “I’d recommend a submittal deadline of the next meeting,” she said, and added that if the documents arrive and are complete the commission will reconsider fining. The property representative, Will Mitchell, agreed to pursue the topo revision with his contractors and acknowledged that the commission expects a finished restoration plan by the next hearing. Commissioners said they will follow up with a letter setting the deadline and that they will proceed to enforcement steps if deadlines are missed.