Tape Archive: Brockton Memorial Day Parade 2006

Conservation Commission · January 22, 2026

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Fence types and permitting for back-of-lot fences

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A staff member explained that post-and-rail ("postnural/post neural" in transcript) fences that allow wildlife passage are considered exempt and do not require additional filing, but chain-link or solid privacy fences may require a certificate of compliance or a new filing (RDA/Notice of Intent).

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The Conservation Commission discussed fencing at recent subdivisions and took votes to approve amended minutes; the meeting included a substantive discussion and straw-poll guidance request on a developer's Notice of Intent for 0 Lawton Avenue because of potential direct wetland impacts and a disputed wetland delineation.

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