January Conservation Commission
Commission approved wetland delineation ANRAD 002-1350 (131 Haverhill Rd), accepted Weston & Sampson as the peer reviewer for NOI 002-1356 (394 and B154/C155 TAP Transmission Line ROW), authorized peer review for ANRAD 002-1361 (27 Kimball Rd), and ordered a stormwater peer review and site visit for NOI 002-1360 (29 Lake Attitash Rd); the public hearing for the 152-unit development at 27.5-29 Clarks Road (NOI 002-1359) was continued to Feb. 2, 2026.
The Conservation Commission reviewed multiple wetland delineation and Notice of Intent matters and made several peer-review and approval decisions. The Commission approved ANRAD 002-1350 for 131 Haverhill Road after review of updated delineation materials and peer-review responses. Commissioners rejected a motion to discontinue peer review for the TAP transmission line application (NOI 002-1356), then unanimously accepted an updated Weston & Sampson peer-review proposal to continue review of that project.
The Commission authorized peer review for ANRAD 002-1361 (27 Kimball Road) following public concerns about wetland mapping and sampling and ordered a stormwater peer review plus a site visit for NOI 002-1360 (29 Lake Attitash Road) after abutter testimony about flooding and stream status. The large multifamily/boardwalk proposal at 27.5-29 Clarks Road (NOI 002-1359) was discussed (including boardwalk design and stormwater peer review being handled for the Planning Board) and continued to the February 2, 2026 meeting. Administratively, the Commission unanimously supported a statewide wetland restoration funding/permitting campaign and authorized the Conservation Agent to finalize the Hazard Tree Removal Form with requested edits. Public commenters raised concerns about wetland delineation accuracy, runoff/topography changes, flooding impacts to Lake Attitash properties, and access/ownership for trail connections.
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