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Conservation Commission Issues Two Enforcement Orders

Conservation Commission issues enforcement orders at two residential properties. The Commission voted unanimously to issue orders at 93 Weston Road and 150 Lincoln Road for violations of previously-issued Orders of Conditions, requiring site restoration and monitoring. At 93 Weston Road, applicant

Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 8, 2026

LINCOLN — Conservation Commission issues enforcement orders at two residential properties. The Commission voted unanimously to issue orders at 93 Weston Road and 150 Lincoln Road for violations of previously-issued Orders of Conditions, requiring site restoration and monitoring. At 93 Weston Road, applicant Michael Doherty had moved construction equipment and materials into buffer areas beyond permitted boundaries; the Commission approved a temporary expanded work area for construction only.

At 150 Lincoln Road, the applicant spread gravel beyond the original driveway footprint; the Commission requires a restoration plan by April 30. In other business, the Commission voted unanimously to recommend Kathleen Shepard continue as Community Preservation Committee representative and to issue a letter supporting The Food Project's greenhouse-improvement grant application.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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