Danvers Conservation Commission approved three compliance certificates and issued a mitigation order for Sherwood Avenue. The board voted unanimously to approve completions at 35 River Street (Crane River Marina), 152 Endicott Street (hotel and intersection improvements), and 32 Centre Street. On
Danvers Conservation Commission lifted enforcement order, issued compliance certificate at 35 Doty Avenue. The Commission voted unanimously to lift the enforcement order after property owner Edward Doherty replaced 16 plants in a 375-square-foot mitigation area, confirmed by staff planner Emily
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,
Danvers Conservation Commission cleared three applications outside wetland jurisdiction. With Chair Mary Haight absent, Acting Chair Michael Splaine led the July 23 meeting. The board issued negative determinations for isolated wetlands below 5,000 square feet at 264 Centre Street and for an
The Danvers Conservation Commission postponed a wetland jurisdiction decision, ordering a second site visit. Voting 5-0, the commission continued its hearing on 264 Centre Street until July 23 after property owner Dorjan Sulaj's consultant, wetland scientist Anthony Gee, presented evidence that two
Danvers Conservation Commission approved waivers for a wetland project at 267 Centre Street. The board voted 3-2 to allow an accessory dwelling unit within protected buffer zones after the applicant proposed significant mitigation including debris removal and native vegetation restoration. Board
Danvers Conservation Commission approved four residential development projects and ordered stream remediation. The board issued an Enforcement Order for 86 Elliott Street directing removal of unpermitted stream crossings within 30 days and requiring wetland restoration within 60 days, while
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
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