Conservation Commission

Stow Conservation Commission approves Taylor Road dwelling, continues major projects. Chair Matt Styckiewicz and the six-member commission unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for Bruce Ringwall's single-family dwelling project at 331 Taylor Road, including provisions for twice-yearly

Stow Conservation Commission continues Lake Boon dock project review over buffer concerns. The Commission deferred its 168 Barton Road decision after Chair Matt Styckiewicz and Commissioner Liza Mattison questioned the environmental justification for a 200-square-foot deck expansion within the

Stow Conservation Commission unanimously issues Orders of Conditions for a beaver pond drawdown pipe and a two-home residential development. The drawdown project at 22 Johnston Way and 280 Great Road will stabilize pond levels during Potash Brook flooding, with water drops capped at 3 inches in 24

Stow defers beaver dam and housing hearings to March 17. The six-member Conservation Commission, led by Chair Matt Styckiewicz, unanimously voted to continue two public hearings: one on the Department of Public Works' plan to install a drawdown pipe through a beaver dam threatening Route 117 Bridge

Stow Conservation Commission authorizes Spotted Lanternfly treatment. The Commission voted unanimously to authorize staff to sign authorization forms from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources and USDA, enabling eradication activities including dinotefuran, bifenthrin, and