Conservation Commission

Conservation Commission reorganizes with Tierney as Chair, Chaloux as Vice Chair. The Commission unanimously appointed Caroline Suska as its representative to the reactivated Community Preservation Act Committee, which will explore potential funding for open space preservation, affordable housing,

Ludlow Conservation Commission approves three major permits with contingencies. Chair Angela Tierney, Vice Chair Helder Cerqueira, and member Joseph Chaloux unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for a farm access road at 164 Lyon Street with a 252 square foot wetland replacement area offsetting

Ludlow Conservation Commission approves three major environmental filings. The board voted unanimously to permit a 2.0-megawatt solar facility at 155 West Street and a 38-lot residential subdivision at East Street and Ventura Street, both subject to stormwater management and mitigation conditions.

Ludlow Conservation Commission approves four negative determinations and amendments at March 4 meeting. Chair Angela Tierney, Vice Chair Penny Lebel, Joseph Chaloux, and Caroline Suska unanimously approved temporary construction mats for pool access at 164 Lyon Street, tree removal at 57 Stivens