5.1.23 Conservation Commission

Fall River Government TV May 2, 2023 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Conservation Commission held a public hearing on Monday, May 1st, 2023. The meeting addressed several requests for certificates of compliance, notices of intent, and an amended order of conditions. Key discussions included site stabilization plans, wetland delineations, and proposed construction projects near resource areas. Three requests for certificates of compliance were approved unanimously: one for cml2 LLC at 507 Alden Street, and two for Highland Farms development 2 LLC at 175 Fieldstone Lane and 133 Fieldstone Lane. Two other certificate of compliance requests for Highland Farms development 2 LLC (at 245 Fieldstone Lane and 164 Fieldstone Lane) were tabled due to incomplete work or proposed new construction not yet permitted. A notice of intent for Berkeley Street limited LLC on Bell Rock Road, concerning a site stabilization plan, was approved unanimously with special conditions, including soil testing and a one-year completion timeline. A notice of intent for Mello Estates LLC at 1262 Brighton Ave, proposing a contractor's yard, was tabled after extensive discussion regarding stormwater management, material storage, buffer zone adequacy, and the need for further soil and groundwater information. The applicant was asked to remove unpermitted materials immediately. Another notice of intent for Tiberio Jacinto at 245 Fieldstone Lane, for an in-ground pool, was approved unanimously with special conditions regarding retaining wall setbacks, pool equipment location, and backwash infiltration. Finally, an amended order of conditions for MassDOT's Route 79 to Ball Street project was approved unanimously, recognizing minor design changes that reduced environmental impacts.

AI-generated summary. May contain errors. Watch the video to verify.