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Home My WebLink About2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 1 of 8 Approved 0112412024 North Andover Conservation Commission Meeting Minutes December 13,2023 Members Present: Bradley S. Mustain, Sean F. McDonough, Louis A.Napoli, Chairman, Albert P. Manzi, Jr., Vice Chairman, John T. Mabon and Joseph W. Lynch Members Absent: Ryan D. Hale Staff Members Present: Amy Maxner, Conservation Administrator Meeting came to Order at. 7:02 p.m. Quorum Present. Pledge of Allegiance The Administrator states tonight's Conservation Commission meeting is not being televised on North Andover GovCAM due to the Select Board meeting. The North Andover Conservation Commission meeting is being recorded and will be televised on North Andover CAM-ED (Comeast Channel 6 or Verizon Channel 28). Acceptance of Minutes • Mr. Mabon states he reviewed the draft version of the minutes and notes there is missing information on the Violation for 74 Autran Avenue. • The Administrator states the Commission was in agreement to push the matter to the December 13,2023 meeting as requested by the homeowner's attorney. • The Commission agrees the draft should be revised to reflect that no action was taken. • A motion to accept the minutes of November 15, 2023,with the change for the Autran Avenue Enforcement Order to reflect that the NACC took no action is made by Mr. Mabon, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 3-2, (In Favor:Napoli, Mabon, Lynch,Abstained: Mustain,Manzi). Certificate of Compliance 242-1313, 509 Waverly Road,Waverly Oak Condo (Waverly Oaks Condo Assoc) • The Administrator states the Applicant has requested to withdraw the request. • A motion to accept the withdrawal is made by Mr. Mabon, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 09-27-2023 Meeting Materials, Re_ Waverly Oaks- CofC Review Question- Withdrawal 12 13 23 Certificate of Compliance 242-1753,247 Chickering Road(Enterprise Bank) • The Administrator states the Applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to January 24, 2024,is made by Mr. Mabon, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Email ssimon pinetxom requesting a continuance until 0112412024 Certificate of Compliance 242-1862,Weir Hill,Hatch-Alewife Trail Improvements (TONA) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in February of 2023. The site is stable and signage has been installed as required. Less fencing was installed due to escalating costs. Photographic evidence of installation has been provided per the Order. Shrubs have been installed and are doing well. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 2 of 8 Approved 0112412024 4242-1862 Req.for CofC WPA Form, 231108 Request for CofC Letter, Approved Site Plan, IMG_1046, IMG 1076, IMG 1044 Certificate of Compliance&Enforcement OrderNiolation 242-1827, 60 Campbell Road (Sahagian) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in December of 2021 and simultaneous EO which ran parallel with the Order. The slope restoration was successful,the area is stable and plant survivorship has been reached. All other work has been completed with the proposed patio being a bit smaller than approved. The field stone wall has been completed and markers installed. She recommends lifting the Enforcement Order and issuing a full and final Certificate of Compliance. • Tate Sahagian,the homeowner, is present. • A motion to lift the Enforcement Order is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0, Unanimous. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr.Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. COC Documents Approved Plan 60 Campbell Road_R4, CofC Pics, Plan to Accompany a Request for Certificate of Compliance- 60 Campbell Road, Request for Certificate of Compliance - 60 Campbell Road EO Documents 09-08-2021 Meeting Materials, 09-29-2021 Meeting Materials, 10-27-2021 Meeting Materials Certificate of Compliance 242-1857, 62 Bannan Drive(Dunham) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in October of 2022.A site visit was conducted by staff,wetland makers have been installed and erosion controls have been removed. A Certificate of Compliance has been issued by the BOH. She recommends issuing a full and final Certificate of Compliance. • George Dunham,the homeowner, is present. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 62 Bannan ABP, 62 Bannan WPA Form 8A, BOH CofC,IMG 1419, IMG 1413 Certificate of Compliance 242-1864,42 Jay Road(Mitchell) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in April of 2023. A site visit was conducted by staff in November, erosion controls have been removed and the site is stable. A Certificate of Compliance has been issued by the BOH. She recommends issuing a full and final Certificate of Compliance. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 42 Jay ABP, 42 Jay Rd WPA Form 8A, BOH CofC Request for Determination of Applicability 45 Hollow Tree Lane(Feeney) • The Administrator states that confirmation was received from the Building Inspector and contractor that propane tanks valves must be 10-feet or more from the source of ignition, intake or vent appliance as well as 5-feet from any windows or crawl space openings. The tanks also need to be 10-feet from where vehicles run or are started/shutoff. An updated alternatives analysis has been provided as requested at the last meeting. Staff agrees that the chosen location is the least invasive since other locations will require more extensive trenching for connections, and locating them off the side of the driveway could pose safety concerns. The proposed location is within the lawn area against the house. She recommends closing the 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 3 of 8 Approved 0112412024 hearing, granting a waiver and issuing a Negative Determination#3 requiring mitigation plantings in front of WF's Al and A2 and wetland posts with markers. • 7:15 p.m. Mr.McDonough joins the meeting. • Brian Feeney,the Applicant states the tanks will be 120-gallons each. • A motion to approve the waiver request as requested is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 4-2, (In Favor: Napoli, Manzi, Mabon, Lynch,Abstained: Mustain, McDonough). • A motion to close the hearing and issue Negative Determination#3 with conditions (installation of(4) four native shrubs, (1) one wetland post with marker,mitigation plants will be left to naturalize and post construction inspection)is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 4-2, (In Favor: Napoli, Manzi, Mabon, Lynch,Abstained: Mustain, McDonough). Documents 11-15-2023 Meeting Materials,4ed4fdcf-7cef-4c9c-9cd0-88dlae430e49, NDZ-NBZ-Waiver-Request- Worksheet-Updated For December 13 2023 45 HTL Request for Determination of Applicability& Enforcement Order/Violation 40 Duncan Drive (Mello) • The Administrator presents the proposal for the installation of an after-the-fact septic system. Due to extenuating circumstances the work was allowed to start by the Chairman under an Enforcement Order. All pre construction requirements were met prior to the start of work. The leaching field is completely outside of the Buffer Zone with the new tanks located between the 50-foot NBZ and 100-foot Buffer Zone. The tanks are approximately 60-feet from the Resource Area. Erosion controls were installed and monitoring has been on-going. All work is complete and a COC was issued by the BOH. • Mr. Mabon confirms that all work was conducted as proposed and that erosion controls are still in place. • Peter Blaisdell, Williams & Sparages is present on behalf of the Applicant. • A motion to lift the Enforcement Order is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mahon. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. • A motion to close the hearing and issue Negative Determination#3 with conditions (existing erosion controls to be maintained and not removed until the department provides its approval upon satisfactory stabilized conditions and that erosion control monitoring shall continue after rain events of 1" or greater until such time that the Conservation Department approves cessation) is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mahon. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. RDA Documents 40 Duncan RDA, Request for Determination of Applicability- 40 Duncan Drive, Subsurface Sewage Disposal System- 40 Duncan Drive (Sheet 1) Enforcement Order Documents 40 Duncan Drive-EO with Conditions for Septic System Replacement 11-09-23, Subsurface Sewage Disposal System 09 30 23 General/New/Old Business 242-1772,GRAD,Request for Extension,0, 1160 & 1193 Great Pond Road(Brooks School) • The Administrator provides background on the ORAD issued in December of 2019. Wetland flags were refreshed in the fall and the delineation reviewed with the wetland consultant. Minor flag adjustments were made, changes did not impact the upland areas in any meaningful way. She requests the NACC keep in mind for future projects that the soils on the eastern hill opposite the campus are very tight, compressed glacial till,which will make the site difficult to manage during the construction phase. She recommends approving the flag adjustments and granting a 1-year extension. The ORAD is eligible for COVTD tolling and was slated to expire in March 2024. • The Commission discusses the request and agrees to grant the 1-year extension. • A motion to approve the flag adjustments and grant the 1-year extension is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 4 of 8 Approved 0112412024 • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents ANRAD REV 11-6-23 SH 1-4, Approved Town of North Andover ANRAD-Brooks School- 12-4-19, Notice of Intent(NO]) &Enforcement Order/Violation, request for ORAD Extension 9-12-23 Enforcement Order/Violation 85 Flagship Drive • The Administrator provides background information on the property which received sediment runoff emanating from 40 Flagship Drive the summer of 2021. They are seeking approval under an Enforcement Order for the removal of the sediment and restoration of the wetland with seed mix at 85 Flagship Drive, as well as performing O&M on the stormwater management BMPs on site. A removal and restoration report and O&M Plan have been provided for review. The restoration report outlines the most heavily sedimented areas of the wetland.All work is proposed to be done by hand removal and restoring the area with wetland seed mix. She believes that the O&M work is allowed under the previous OOC (DEP File#242-1263)for Flagship Drive as long-term maintenance. Due to scheduling conflicts the property owner and consultant were unable to attend tonight's meeting. • The Commission discusses how to proceed with the request. • The Administrator states the restoration work required at 85 Flagship Drive was always intended to be conducted under an Enforcement Order. • Mr. Lynch questions if any storage volume has been lost due to the accumulation of silt and whether the area should be dredge to restore the flood plain and not just seeded. • The Administrator states 360-sf ft of wetland near the headwall and culvert will be restored. The proposed restoration will be performed during dry conditions to adequately remove the sediment to the original top soil. Since the thickness of sediment varies,they are proposing to remove 360-sq ft to prevent scraping up vegetation and native soils unnecessarily. • The Commission agrees that the Enforcement Order does not limit other actions that the Conservation Commission may request that 85 Flagship Drive do as a result of the situation. • A motion to approve the implementation of the O&M Plan and to issue an Enforcement Order to approve the Wetland Restoration Plan with conditions as amended(restoration work to be overseen by a wetland consultant,pre construction meeting, invoice for wetland seed mix to be provided before spreading, 1-year of monitoring with a final report to ensure 75% survivorship, final determination shall be made by the Administrator, the EO does not preclude 85 Flagship from having to do additional work)is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents 40 Flagship, North Andover Brochure, 242-1263, 85 Flagship Drive OOC- OM Condition Specified, As-Built 85 Flagship #242-1263, Flagship Dr N.Andover Existing Conditions 5-22-23, Maps and Aerials, O&M, T. Frangiosa Entail-Flagship, Wetland Impact Restoration Report- 10-23-23 Notice of Intent(NOI) &Enforcement Order/Violation 242-1859, 0 Turnpike Street(Middleton Farms,LLC) • The Chairman acknowledges that there is an open Enforcement Order on the property. • The Administrator states the Enforcement Order may be lifted since the Order,which has been drafted and is ready for review,will take its place. • A motion to lift the Enforcement Order is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-1, (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli, Manzi, Mabon,Lynch,Abstained: Mustain). • A motion to close and issue in 21-days is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi • Vote 5-1, (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli, Manzi, Mabon,Lynch,Abstained: Mustain). NOI Documents 01-11-2023 Meeting Materials, 06-14-2023 Meeting Materials, 09-27-2023 Meeting Materials, 11-15-2023 Meeting Materials 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 5 of 8 Approved 0112412024 Enforcement Order Documents 01-11-2023 Meeting Materials, 03-08-2023 Meeting Materials Enforcement Order/Violation 863 Winter Street(DeCamargo) • The Administrator states a draft Enforcement Order has been prepared for the Commissions review. • The Commission reviewed the draft Enforcement Order and requested additional language be added requiring the Restoration Plan be fully complete no later than May 31,2024. They agree the NACC shall assess fines in the amount of$100 per day effective as of December 14,2023,to accrue but to be held in abeyance so long as the May 31, 2024 restoration deadline is complied with, failure to meet this deadline will result in the full amount of fines to be due. • A motion to amend the Enforcement Order as discussed is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-1, (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli, Manzi, Mahon,Lynch,Abstained: Mustain). Documents 05-24-2023 Meeting Materials, 06-28-2023 Meeting Materials, 07-26-2023 Meeting Materials, 09-27-2023 Meeting Materials, 10-25-2023 Meeting Materials, 11-15-2023 Meeting Materials, 12-13-2023 3rd Amended Enforcement OrderAM's edits Enforcement Order/Violation 49 Court Street(Petrosino/Fiorante) • The Administrator states the homeowner submitted an NOI to MassDEP however Ms. Petrosino was unaware of the local filing requirement. A continuance has been requested to the January 10, 2024 meeting. The Administrator informed the homeowner that the next filing deadline was December 28,2023,provided her with a copy of the NOI checklist and directed her to speak with her wetland consultant. • A motion to continue to January 10, 2024,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mahon. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents 07-13-2022 Meeting Materials, 08-10-2022 Meeting Materials,09-14-2022 Meeting Materials, 09-27-2023 Meeting Materials, 09-28-2022 Meeting Materials, 10-26-2022 Meeting Materials Enforcement Order/Violation 74 Autran Avenue(Alva& Lafleur) • The Administrator provides background on the violation which occurred in September of 2023. A site visit was conducted by staff and Heritage Green Condominiums was granted permission to remove the debris that had accumulated in the stream. The blockage (debris/trash)was not the main source of the flooding issue however it contributed to the issue. • Waddy Lafleur,the homeowner states during the September storm a tree fell onto his property from the abutting property. The fallen tree was never reported to the condo association. Contractors were hired by the homeowner to conduct the tree removal; debris was removed from the site the same day. He believes the photos were taken while the tree removal was in process. He expresses concern with area flooding and dumpster being located less than 8-feet from the Resource Area on the abutting property. • Mr. Mabon questions if the trash has been removed from the stream. • The Administrator states she will have the Field Inspector conduct a follow up site inspection to ensure all debris has been removed. • The Commission discusses the violation and agrees the condo association is responsible for cleaning up the stream. They direct the Administrator to write a follow up letter acknowledging that no additional enforcement action will be taken against the homeowner. • No action is required at this time. Documents 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 6 of 8 Approved 0112412024 Attny. Fine Entail- 74 Autran Avenue violation notice, Flooding Issues (68-70 Autran Ave)-DPW Correspondence,IMG_0687, IMG 0691,IMG 0693,IMG_1945,Violation Letter-74 Autran-Final Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1875, 101 Colonial Avenue(Bhatia) • The Administrator provides background on the project heard at the previous meeting. Additional information and revised plans were provided as requested. • Hannah Kowalski, Dandelion Energy provides a copy of the revised plan to include the stockpile location. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-1, (In Favor: McDonough, Napoli, Manzi, Mabon, Lynch,Abstained: Mustain). Documents 11-15-2023 Meeting Materials, 2A.2 Simplified site plan documents Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1878,30 Anne Road(Vidal) • The Applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to January 10, 2024, is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from alek a) -hon ,risencrinecring.com requesting a continuance until 01/1012024 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1880, 0 Boston Street(aka 531 Boston Street) (Sullivan) • The Administrator provides background on the project heard at the previous meeting. A physical address for the parcel and soft solution drainage management has been provided. Erosion controls were extended to envelope the frontage along the roadway as requested. • Tom Schomburg, Civil Design Consultants notes the building footprint has been reduced and is located further away from the wetlands located across the street. Drainage will be provided in the form of a swale along the northern property line. Due to a ridge line, it is not possible to run a Swale from the eastern corner along Boston Street to the rear of the property. After reviewing the topography, they believe a rain garden would not be able to be sized to provide any meaningful storm mitigation. • Mr. Lynch expresses concern that the erosion control is not confined in the property. If grading is proposed on Town property permission from the Town will be required. He recommends the consultant speak with the Town Engineer. • Mr.Napoli requests construction access and a stockpile area be shown on the plan. • Mr. Mustain questions how stormwater will flow from one side of the driveway to the other. • Mr. Schomburg states the septic system received approval from the BOH. He agrees to confirm the grading for the wall and erosion control in the ROW.Plans will be revised to depict a construction access and stockpile Location. • No abutters are present. • A motion to continue to January 10, 2024,is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents 11-15-2023 Meeting Materials, 2023.11.27- Wetland Permitting Plans R1, BOH Septic Approval letter 531 Boston, L 112723 NACC, Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1869, 674 Turnpike Street(Yamin) • The Administrator states the Applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to February 14, 2024,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 7 of 8 Approved 0112412024 Email from mo gamin c-yahoo.com requesting a continuance until 0211412024 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1876,492 Sutton Street(Lawrence Airport) • The Administrator states the Applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to January 24, 2024,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from dom.zazzaro(a)stantec.com requesting a continuance until 0112412024 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1881, 189 Willow Street(Grasso) • The Administrator opens the hearing and reads the legal notice for 189 Willow Street,published on December 6, 2023 in the Lawrence Eagle Tribune. Per the advice of Town Counsel an email was sent to the Applicant and their Engineers indicating that the hearing would be opened tonight. The email asked if they would like to continue or withdraw, if not the NACC would move forward with the hearing and if abutters or the public were present that the NACC is compelled to hear from them. She proceeds to read the email response from Eric B. Lane of Hayes Engineering delivered on December 13,2023 into the record,which stated no one from the applicant's side planned to attend. The NOI application included an abutter notification form indicating that the December 13,2023 meeting would be the date of the first hearing. A draft legal advertisement was prepared by staff and sent to the Lawrence Eagle Tribune; a proof was provided as well as written confirmation from the newspaper that the paying parties are on account with the newspaper and received a full confirmation. • Mr. Lynch notes the legal notice references both the Wetlands Protection Act and the local Bylaw,that proper notifications were made for this hearing under both statutes. He questions if Mr. Ogren or Mr. Grasso are present for comment,none answer. He expresses concern that the Applicant or Consultant are not present to answer questions regarding the application, of which he has many. • The Commission discusses the request and how to proceed. The Chairman canvasses the Commission members for any discussion/questions. • Mr. Mabon states that he has reviewed the procedural aspects of this application thus far,but has no questions with the applicant absent. • Mr. Manzi states that he will not ask his questions to an applicant that is not present. • The Chairman expresses his surprise at how this application process has unfolded and has not seen this type of situation in his 20 some years on the Commission. • Mr. McDonough states that the NOI documents do not speak for themselves, and he has questions for the applicant and engineer but since they are not present,he will not ask questions at this time. • Mr. Mustain states that he has questions about the site plan layout,but since no one is present to answer,he has nothing further to say. • The Commission recognizes members of the audience who wish to speak about this project. • Scott Hajjar,the owner of 651 Turnpike Street states he is not in favor of the proposal and expresses concern that the Applicant is not present for questions. His property which directly abuts the project location has been owned by his family for 50-years and even with a sump pump they have experienced flooding during heavy rains or heavy snow. In the past they have been told by the Planning Board that they couldn't develop their property due to the wetlands. If the project is approved and the land is allowed to be used then he believes the neighbors should be allowed to use their land equally. He pleads with the Commission not to approve the project. He states the project is like placing a brick on a sponge. • Mr. Manzi presents a copy of the email from Eric B. Lane to the abutter. • The Administrator questions how Mr. Hajjar knew about tonight's hearing. • Mr. Hajjar states he received an abutter notification letter in the mail for this hearing. • The Administrator reviews the proposal and waiver request which she states is very similar to the previous proposal. She states that the filling is not complete,it's missing the discussion and plan set for the replication. 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 8 of 8 Approved 0112412024 • Mr. Lynch does not believe the alternatives analysis has been met, as it needs to be thorough, comprehensive and discussed for a waiver. He expresses concern that the abutters' concerns were not met by the Applicant at the public hearing. • Melinda Perrone, 65 Meadowood Road is present to advocate the importance of Mosquito Brook and Willow Street wetlands, she is not in favor of the proposal. She expresses concern about abuse (dumping) at the business park and states that she sends weekly reports to the Town regarding dumping. She reads directly from the NOI narrative that asserts that the wetland on site is of no significance. She disagrees with that statement noting there are abundant benefits the wetland provides. • The Administrator states groundwater is very shallow on the site. She is unsure if they will be able to achieve the 2-foot separation for the detention basin. • Mr. Lynch states that the Commission's choices from here would be to continue with this hearing but without an applicant present that is not possible. The other option would be to continue the hearing to another date, but the Commission does not have consent from the applicant to do so,therefore the Commission is forced to close the hearing. Members agree. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. • The Commission agrees to hold a Special Meeting on December 20, 2023 at 5:OOp.m. to deliberate and render a decision. Documents 189 Willow Street(2) (NOI) -Final Legal.docx- Google Does,Appeal to DEP for SOC Rcvd by NACC 12- 04-23, DEP Transaction, E. Lane Entail- 189 Willow St, NOI Narrative, Site Plan, TONG Reply to Appeal to DEP#242-1881 Final, Watershed Maps Decision 242-1875, 101 Colonial Avenue(Bhatia) • The Administrator reviews the draft Order of Conditions. • The bond will be set in the amount of$2,000. Dewatering BMPs shall be installed prior to the preconstruction meeting. The 2nd stockpile area is depicted within the BZ, contained within the erosion control envelope,to be used for emergencies only. • A motion to adopt the Order of Conditions as drafted and amended is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-1, (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli, Manzi, Mahon,Lynch,Abstained: Mustain). Decision 242-1859, 0 Turnpike Street(Middleton Farms,LLC) • 9:14 p.m. The Administrator leaves the meeting. • The Commission reviews the draft Order of Conditions. • 9:16p.m. The Administrator rejoins the meeting. • The portion of the parcel located within North Andover is subject to a$10,000 performance bond; Middleton will have no right, title or interest in the bond. Test pits to be done prior to construction within the footprint of SWMA6P and results provided to the NACC. • A motion to adopt the Order of Conditions as drafted and amended is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-1, (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli, Manzi, Mahon,Lynch, Recused: Mustain). Adjournment • A motion to adjourn at 9:20 p.m. is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 6-0,Unanimous. 2023-12-13 Conservation Commission Minutes