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Natural Resources Commission approves two house lot plans pending revised drawings

Natural Resources Commission approves two residential applications and continues multiple wetland matters. Chair Sarah Grimwood and Commissioners Bill Kemeza, Ed Nardi, and Ben Niehaus unanimously issued a Negative Determination of Applicability for Mills and Scott's 232 Sudbury Road fencing and

Natural Resources Commission · Meeting of February 18, 2026

CONCORD — Natural Resources Commission approves two residential applications and continues multiple wetland matters. Chair Sarah Grimwood and Commissioners Bill Kemeza, Ed Nardi, and Ben Niehaus unanimously issued a Negative Determination of Applicability for Mills and Scott's 232 Sudbury Road fencing and shed project, subject to a pre-construction site visit and post-installation compliance letter; they also unanimously approved the King project at 9 Wright Farm to remove 12 storm-damaged trees with retention of two snags for wildlife. Director Delia Kaye reported that a court emergency injunction has halted removal of remaining MIG stockpiles and that replanting discussions are underway for the Hanscom Vegetation Management Project.

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Source: the Natural Resources Commission meeting of February 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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