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Conservation Commission issues certificate of compliance for Meadow Shores seawall work
Summary
The Dartmouth Conservation Commission unanimously approved a complete certificate of compliance for DEP file 15‑2759 after staff and the applicant's engineer confirmed the rebuilt stone walls and seawall met the approved plan and conditions.
The Dartmouth Conservation Commission voted unanimously on Aug. 4 to issue a complete certificate of compliance for DEP file 15‑2759, Meadow Shores (Map 88, Lot 20), concluding that work performed by applicants Roland and Suzanne Valois substantially matches the plans and conditions the commission approved.
Jennifer, the commission's staff reviewer, told commissioners that the applicants had submitted the required "as built" plan and that their engineer, Alan Heroux, had written confirming the work "is in substantial compliance with the conditions that were imposed as well as the plan that was part of the application and voted upon." Following a brief confirmation from staff that a site visit verified the as‑built conditions, the commission moved and voted by roll call to issue the certificate.
The approval restores the file to a closed compliance status under state wetlands regulations and the town bylaws. No special modifications or additional conditions were imposed beyond the filed materials.
The action was procedural: the commission recorded a unanimous vote and closed its review of the Meadow Shores certificate of compliance.
