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
Danvers Conservation Commission approves two waterfront permits. At 80 Water Street, the board unanimously approved an after-the-fact dock project owned by Peter McKinnon with modifications including anchor system changes from helical piles to 500-pound concrete blocks and removal of skirt boards.
Danvers approves dock modification at 9 Jacobs Landing with one dissent. The Conservation Commission voted 4-1 to approve an order of conditions for Jeffrey Bunk's dock and gangway project, granting waivers to allow work in protected 35-foot no-disturb and 50-foot no-build zones. Michael Splaine
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