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Enforcement order on salt marsh mowing at 30 Ashtons Way continued for owner to show historic maintenance

Tisbury Conservation Commission · January 6, 2026
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Summary

An Enforcement Order for mowing of salt marsh vegetation at 30 Ashtons Way was continued to March 24, 2026 to allow the owner to provide evidence that a maintained mowing corridor predates the 1972 Wetlands Protection Act.

The Commission reviewed an Enforcement Order issued by certified mail for mowing of salt-marsh vegetation at 30 Ashtons Way and continued the matter to March 24, 2026 to allow the property owner to provide evidence.

Conservation Agent Sean Young explained that if the owner can demonstrate continuous maintenance of an existing corridor predating the 1972 Wetlands Protection Act, the Commission may treat the activity as limited maintenance within a historically established footprint rather than a new alteration; any such maintenance would be subject to conditions. The item was continued to allow submission of documentation.