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Retaining‑wall replacement on Eagleson property to be reviewed after site visit; revegetation plan required
Summary
The planning board reviewed plans to replace a retaining wall on the Eagleson property, noted a prior PBR acceptance and requested a site visit to verify wall dimensions, drainage behind the wall and native revegetation plantings before final approval.
The planning board considered a proposal to replace a retaining wall on the Eagleson property. The applicant presented a revised site plan (03/04/2026) and preconstruction photos; board members discussed materials (ReadyRoc/RediRoc) and the need to confirm placement, height and drainage details behind the wall.
The applicant reported adding plantings as part of the revegetation plan: "16 mountain laurels and 16 little blueberry bushes," the applicant said, and told the board the stairs will be precast concrete and that plantings will be native species. The board emphasized revegetation with native species and noted that any wall over 4 feet would require engineered plans; the proposed wall is not over 4 feet per the submission, but the board will inspect on site.
An earlier PBR (12/11/24) and an intent/acceptance notice dated 02/28/25 were noted in the file; the board will perform a site visit to verify details, ensure native vegetation is used and confirm that stair and sand conditions observed in photos are addressed before final approval.
