7.11.22 Conservation Commission

Fall River Government TV Jul 11, 2022 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Conservation Commission held a public hearing on Monday, July 11th, 2022. The meeting addressed several old and new business items, primarily focusing on requests for certificates of compliance, a notice of intent, and a significant land acquisition grant. All motions brought before the commission passed unanimously by roll call vote. Key decisions included issuing certificates of compliance for properties at 178 Lake Avenue (Juan Fernandez), 866 Warren Street (Eastern Piping and Engineering Inc.), and a partial certificate for 76-78 August Street (Family Homes Construction). A notice of intent for Blunt Realty LLC at 630 Current Road, proposing a 19,100 square foot manufacturing addition, was tabled until the August meeting to allow the applicant to address required plan revisions. The Department of Community Utilities received endorsement for a land grant application seeking $270,000 to acquire 7.1 acres of farmland on Blossom Road, aimed at protecting the city's water supply and establishing a bio-reserve environmental education and discovery center. Additionally, the commission approved a request for determination of applicability from the City of Fall River Department of Cemeteries and Trees to clear brush and invasive species along Dwelly Street near Cook Pond, funded by $125,000 secured by State Representative Alan Silvia, with the condition of no earth or stump removal. The meeting also included an update on the Tia Murray Way wetland alteration project, where all work is complete except for required signage, and the engineer is expected to submit a certificate of compliance for the next meeting. Correspondence items regarding 65 Alden Street and hiking trail maintenance at Payne Road Freetown State Forest were placed on record. The minutes from the June 6, 2022 meeting were approved, and the meeting adjourned.

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