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Conservation commission approves certificate of compliance for Carlin Drive plantings
Summary
Commissioners voted to issue a certificate of compliance for plantings at 125 Carlin Drive after a commissioner inspected the site and reported that contractor work addressed prior defects, including removal of knotweed and installation of stone.
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The commission considered a request for a certificate of compliance for plantings at 125 Carlin Drive. Staff reported that contractor work addressed prior issues noted in the engineer's report; a commissioner who inspected the site said stone had been installed and that knotweed previously filling the stormwater basin was no longer visible.
A motion to issue the certificate was moved, seconded and approved by roll call. One commissioner summarized the inspection: "They installed a bunch of stone. There's no knotweed. It looks great. So Wow. It seems like they they addressed everything," after which the commission voted to grant the certificate.

