Planning Board approves Midcoast Conservancy wetlands restoration at 0 Musquash Rd.
The Jefferson Planning Board unanimously approved Midcoast Conservancy’s plan to close an unregistered gravel pit, remove a defunct road and culvert, regrade slopes, and restore wetlands at 0 Musquash Rd.; work begins in June and plantings are planned for 2027.
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The Town of Jefferson Planning Board voted 3-0 on April 7 to approve a wetlands restoration permit for Midcoast Conservancy at 0 Musquash Rd. Tim Libby, Forest & Lands Manager for Midcoast Conservancy, described the work as closure of an unregistered gravel pit, slope regrading, removal of a defunct asphalt road and culvert, and restoration of wetlands.
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