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At the Conservation Commission meeting this Thursday, February 6, at 7 pm, members are expected to review the most recent stormwater documents from the BSC Group, engineers for Thorndike Place developer Arlington Land Realty LLC, as well as the response from GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc., the Town’s peer reviewer on this aspect of the Notice of Intent (NOI) for Thorndike Place under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act (WPA).

The Land Trust’s hydrology consultants, Scott Horsley and Michael Mobile/MMA, are also providing new information from their respective groundwater monitoring and stormwater mounding analyses and their review of the most recent GZA and BSC reports.

Check the Con Com website for the full agenda and click here to register for this Zoom meeting.

The Commission’s Thorndike Place Wetlands Permit web page hosts the current GZA and BSC stormwater-related reports along with previous peer review and consultants’ reports, public comments, and other correspondence regarding the NOI hearing. 

The Conservation Commission is expected to continue its review of stormwater issues at the Mugar/Thorndike Place development on Thursday, January 16. The meeting starts at 7 pm, but the Mugar hearing is scheduled to start after other business is concluded. The agenda on the Con Com website has links to several new reports from the BSC Group that will be discussed at the hearing, which will be a hybrid Zoom and in-person meeting at the Town Hall Annex 2nd floor conference room. Check the Commission’s Thorndike Place Wetlands Permit web page for background information from previous hearings.

At the Conservation Commission meeting this Thursday, January 2, at 7 pm, members are again expected to continue their review of stormwater issues at the Mugar/Thorndike Place development. The next meeting is now scheduled for Thursday, January 16. We will provide new information when it is available.
 
Check the Con Com website to register for the Zoom meetings and to see the final agenda, new correspondence, and reports.
 
The Commission’s Thorndike Place Wetlands Permit web page hosts the most recent GZA and BSC stormwater-related reports along with previous peer review and consultants’ reports, public comments, and other correspondence regarding the NOI hearing. 

The Conservation Commission is now expected to continue its review of stormwater issues at the Mugar/Thorndike Place development to January. We will provide any new information when it is available. As usual, you can check the Con Com website to register for the Zoom meetings and to see the final agenda, new correspondence, and reports.
 
The Commission’s Thorndike Place Wetlands Permit web page hosts the most recent GZA and BSC stormwater reports along with previous peer review and consultants’ reports, public comments, and other correspondence regarding the NOI hearing