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Natural Resources Commission — August 5, 2026

WhenWed, August 5, 2026 · 7:00 PM–8:30 PM
Starts in4 days
FormatHybrid
WhereHybrid meeting: in-person at the Planning & Land Management Building, 141 Keyes Road, First Floor Meeting Room or online via Zoom
Agenda brief AI-generated from the posted agenda — a preview, not a record of the meeting.
Commission reviews multiple wetland development applications and irrigation upgrades

The Commission will hear several continuances regarding existing applications, including an irrigation pump system replacement at Nashawtuc Country Club and two proposals for single-family dwellings and driveways at 874 Barretts Mill Road. Onyx Corp. is also seeking approval for a gazebo, fence, and driveway reconstruction at 1330 Monument Street.

New applications include resource area delineations at The Fenn School and several Requests for Determination of Applicability. These involve activities such as removing invasive plants at 987 Lowell Road, decommissioning groundwater monitoring wells at 46B & 48B Fitchburg Turnpike, and replacing support columns on a barn at 762 Lowell Road.

The meeting will conclude with a discussion regarding a violation at 150 Garfield Road and administrative approvals for various tree removal requests.

Source posted agenda7 agenda items

On the ⁠agenda

Items scheduled for discussion, from the posted agenda.
  1. 1
    Irrigation pump system replacement at Nashawtuc Country Club
  2. 2
    New single-family dwelling and driveway construction at 874 Barretts Mill Road (Lots 3 and 4)
  3. 3
    Gazebo and driveway reconstruction at 1330 Monument Street
  4. 4
    Wetland delineations at The Fenn School
  5. 5
    Removal of invasive plants and trees at 987 Lowell Road
  6. 6
    Decommissioning of five groundwater monitoring wells at 46B & 48B Fitchburg Turnpike
  7. 7
    Violation review for 150 Garfield Road

Why this matters

Residents may want to monitor these proceedings to understand how local development and construction projects will impact protected wetlands, riverfront areas, and waterbodies. Decisions made here determine whether private property improvements can proceed within environmentally sensitive buffer zones.

Brief generated from the posted agenda by litellm::gemma-4-26b on 2026-08-01. Not a substitute for attending or watching the meeting.

After the meeting

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This schedule and agenda preview are mirrored from the town and generated by AI — details may be incomplete or change. Always confirm against the town's official Natural Resources Commission page before attending.