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Commission issues order for Jason Drive lot after staff conditions; abutter letter about on‑site dumping read into record
Summary
The commission issued an order of conditions for Lot 1A, Jason Drive (DEP 15‑2833), conditioned on recording an ANR plan; staff read an abutter letter alleging prior dumping and observed some construction debris during a site visit, and the commission warned that unpermitted storage may lead to enforcement.
The Conservation Commission unanimously voted to issue an order of conditions for DEP file 15‑2833 (Jason Drive, Lot 1A) on Aug. 4, with an explicit condition that no site activity occur until the ANR plan is recorded at the registry of deeds and proof submitted to the commission agent.
Jamie Bissonette (Zenet Consulting Engineers) presented the proposal for a slab‑style single‑family house that minimizes grading; staff noted the planning board’s ANR plan had been approved but not yet recorded. Jennifer read an abutter letter into the record alleging ongoing environmental and zoning violations at the developing property — specifically the storage of commercial construction materials on a residential lot — and said the town’s site visit showed some debris remaining though less than earlier amounts. The commission emphasized that any storage or business use not approved in the order could constitute a violation of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and town bylaws and could prompt enforcement action.
After discussing a short list of minor plan clarifications and a condition tying issuance to recorded ANR plans, the commission closed the hearing and voted unanimously to issue the order of conditions with the standard single‑family special conditions and the recording condition for the ANR plan.
