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Mar 26, 2026

TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
CONSERVATION COMMISSION

The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. c. 131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, for work associated with the construction of a single-family house including utilities, driveway, grading, tree clearing, and landscaping within 100’ of a bordering vegetated wetland at 304 Wood Street, Map 52, Lot 1733. Hearing has been requested by Brandon Buote. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 7:40 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote.

Join Zoom meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84112842982

Nancy Ockers, Chair
Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair
Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair
Gerard Boissonneault
Bart Devine
Adam Guaraldi
John Neely

 

TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
CONSERVATION COMMISSION

The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. ch.131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, to make a Determination of Applicability for Murdock Street, Map 21, Lot 1411. Requested by Aaron Best, Massachusetts Department of Fish & Game. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 7:05 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote.

Join Zoom meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84112842982

Nancy Ockers, Chair
Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair
Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair
Gerard Boissonneault
Bart Devine
Adam Guaraldi
John Neely

 

TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
CONSERVATION COMMISSION

The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. c. 131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, for the installation and operation of ground mounted solar arrays with activities within bordering land subject to flooding, and within 100’ of a bordering vegetated wetland and bank, off Stone Street, Map 45, Lot 6486. Hearing has been requested by Zachary Farkes, Stone Street Solar, LLC. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 7:15 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote.

Join Zoom meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84112842982

Nancy Ockers, Chair
Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair
Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair
Gerard Boissonneault
Bart Devine
Adam Guaraldi
John Neely

TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
CONSERVATION COMMISSION

The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. ch.131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, to make a Determination of Applicability for 321 Wareham Street, Map 72, Lot 2092. Requested by Craig Gillis. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 7:30 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote.

Join Zoom meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84112842982

Nancy Ockers, Chair
Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair
Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair
Gerard Boissonneault
Bart Devine
Adam Guaraldi
John Neely

TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
CONSERVATION COMMISSION

The Middleborough Conservation Commission will hold a hearing under M.G.L. c. 131, s.40, the Wetlands Protection Act, for the construction of a 20’x30’ barn within 100’ of a bordering vegetated wetland and top of bank of a pond on site at 62 Marion Road, Map 78, Lot 873. Hearing has been requested by Laura Carlson. Hearing will be held April 2, 2026 at 8:00 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room, at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue and via remote.

Join Zoom meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84112842982

Nancy Ockers, Chair
Diane Stewart, 1st Co-Vice Chair
Keri Gallagher, 2nd Co-Vice Chair
Gerard Boissonneault
Bart Devine
Adam Guaraldi
John Neely

TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
SELECT BOARD

The Middleborough Select Board will hold a public hearing in the Select Board’s Meeting Room at the Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue, Middleborough, MA on Monday, April 13, 2026 at 7:30 PM, for the purpose of discussing an application filed by Darren Michaelis. on behalf of Foresight Engineering Inc. for a Special Permit under the Water Resource Protection District By-Law to allow for the construction of a 7’x60’ wooden bridge to cross the existing stream, in order to access the rear of property.  The property is located at 5 Kelley Drive, in the Commercial Development and in Water Resource Protection District (WRPD) Zone 4 and shown on Assessors Map 38, Parcel 2044.  Anyone wishing to be heard on this matter should appear at the time and place designated.

Mark Germain, Chair
Teresa Kelly Farley, Vice Chair
Thomas White
Brian Giovanoni
William C. Pike Jr.
SELECT BOARD


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