Conservation Commission Issues Order for Brigham Hill Geothermal Project
The Grafton Conservation Commission issued an Order of Conditions for a geothermal project at 66 Brigham Hill Road.
The Grafton Conservation Commission issued an Order of Conditions for a geothermal project at 66 Brigham Hill Road.
Grafton Conservation Commission appointed Commissioner Amyrah Arroyo to the Master Plan Implementation Committee on September 15. The Commission continued two permit hearings to September 29: a geothermal project at 66 Brigham Hill Road (Charles Mason) and a single family house with accessory
Grafton Conservation Commission approves septic replacement order, defers two developments. Chair Sandra Brock and Commissioners Noah Haag and Emma Coates (Travis Mast and Amyrah Arroyo absent) approved an Order of Conditions for Mark Santora's septic replacement at 9 Indian Path, requiring 25-foot
Grafton Conservation Commission cancelled its July 28 meeting, deferring two Notice of Intent public hearings. A geothermal-trenches project at 66 Brigham Hill Road submitted by Charles Mason was continued to August 25, 2026, while James Kohnke's single-family house project at 21 Meadowbrook Road
Conservation Commission approves railroad plan, issues Leland Street compliance certificate. Chair Sandra Brock and commissioners unanimously approved a five-year positive determination for the Grafton & Upton Railroad right-of-way, with conditions requiring proof of state submission. The
Grafton Conservation Commission issues permit for Tufts parking lot with environmental conditions. The May 5 meeting, chaired by Commissioner Amyrah Arroyo after Chair Sandra Brock recused herself, approved the 1 Ridge Road project with five conditions addressing stormwater management, native
Grafton Conservation Commission defers decision on two projects. The Commission continued its review of a resource area restoration at 81 Millbury Street and a single-family house proposal at 21 Meadowbrook Road, with both slated to return May 5. Commission Chair Sandra Brock confirmed that the
Conservation Commission issues three environmental permits. The Commission approved a solar array at 244 Worcester Street with eight special conditions and a driveway-widening project at 162 Old Upton Road with nine conditions focused on porous pavement. The Commission released a performance bond
Grafton Conservation Commission accepts bond for Highfields wetland restoration project. Chair Sandra Brock and the Commission, meeting via Zoom on March 3, unanimously approved a $13,628 bond to ensure 75 percent success of required plantings in wetland replication and hole realignment areas at
Grafton Conservation Commission defers Meadowbrook Road decision. The Commission continued its public hearing on a proposed single-family house at 21 Meadowbrook Road to February 17, 2026, after Conservation Agent Leah Cameron identified multiple unresolved environmental issues: the wetland
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