South Road Conservation Commission reviews stormwater permit for Meadow Lane development

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The Southborough Conservation Commission held a public hearing on April 10, 2025, to discuss a Notice of Intent and stormwater management permit for a proposed development at 26 Meadow Lane. The project, presented by applicant William Putri, involves constructing three single-family homes and one duplex on the site.

During the meeting, the Commission reviewed comments from environmental consultants and discussed the wetland delineation process. Joe, a member of the Commission, confirmed that he found the delineation acceptable despite the challenges posed by disturbed soils. However, he noted that the methodology used in the wetland assessment was not clearly stated in the submitted documentation.

The Commission received additional comments from Fuss & O'Neil just before the meeting, which included several administrative issues that needed addressing. These included discrepancies in area measurements and the need for updated forms. The Commission agreed that it would be prudent to continue the hearing to allow time for the applicant to respond to these comments and make necessary adjustments to the plans.

Key concerns raised included the need for a detailed operation and maintenance plan for the drainage system and ensuring compliance with wetland replication guidelines. The Commission expressed confidence that the applicant would be able to address these issues before the next meeting, where a vote on the project could take place.

The hearing will be continued to allow for further review and response to the comments received, with the aim of moving forward with the project in compliance with local regulations.

Converted from Town of Southborough: Conservation Commission 4/10/25 meeting on April 11, 2025
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