Conservation Commission issues three Certificates of Compliance, approves generator project
Conservation Commission unanimously approved three Certificates of Compliance and one Order of Conditions on August 13. The approvals cleared work at 17 and 19 Tibbetts Avenue for pilings and float installation, the demolition of the former Danvers State Hospital boiler plant at 99 Middleton Road,
Conservation Commission · Meeting of August 13, 2026
DANVERS — Conservation Commission unanimously approved three Certificates of Compliance and one Order of Conditions on August 13. The approvals cleared work at 17 and 19 Tibbetts Avenue for pilings and float installation, the demolition of the former Danvers State Hospital boiler plant at 99 Middleton Road, and replacement of an aging generator at the Endicott Street Pump Station with no increase in impervious surface. The commission also approved a minor modification at 40 Riverside Street for private beach sand replenishment and voted unanimously to classify a 1970s-era bridge replacement at Endicott Park, funded by Friends of Endicott Park, as a minor project featuring 6-inch widening on each side and ADA accessibility.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of August 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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