Conservation Commission

Conservation Commission approves contractor-yard conversion on Popes Lane with three buffer waivers. Forest River Realty received conditional approval to convert a two-family residence to a contractor yard with 15 parking spaces and bulk material storage. The commission granted three waivers to

Danvers Conservation Commission continues Notice of Intent review for Elliott Street property. The commission, voting unanimously 5-0, postponed the hearing for applicant Majlinda Vaka's 86 Elliott Street project (DEP File No. 14-1450) to May 14, 2026. Staff Planner Emily Beatrice reported that

Danvers Conservation Commission approves waiver for Newbury Street mobile home expansion. Chair Mary Haight led a four-member majority (with Michael Splaine dissenting) in approving a waiver for applicant Steven Tedesco to proceed with pavement work in the 50-foot no-build zone at 96-98 Newbury

Conservation Commission defers mobile home park and biotech projects, approves school dining work. The Danvers Conservation Commission continued hearings on a proposed 24-unit mobile home park expansion at 96-98 Newbury Street and an Abiomed research facility addition at 54 Cherry Hill Drive to

Danvers Conservation Commission approves two Certificates of Compliance. The board unanimously cleared an after-the-fact modification to a residential pier at 9 Doty Avenue, where applicant George Vernet's shortened pier now meets the required 48-inch water depth at low tide. The commission also