Conservation Commission addresses wetland violations, schedules hearings
The Dunstable Conservation Commission addressed environmental compliance issues on two properties and scheduled a public hearing for October 13.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of September 28, 2026
DUNSTABLE — The Dunstable Conservation Commission addressed environmental compliance issues on two properties and scheduled a public hearing for October 13. The board elected friendly enforcement for vegetation clearing at a Dunstable Rural Land Trust property on Thorndike Street within a wetland buffer zone, with remediation targeted by November 13. The Commission authorized a site inspection after a DEP complaint at 362 Forest Street.
Members approved invasive species treatment at four conservation areas with a total cost of approximately $7,300.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of September 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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