Lexington panel issues two enforcement orders, presses MWRA on stop-work lapse
Lexington Conservation Commission issues two enforcement orders and confronts an MWRA contractor over continued work after a stop-work order.
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Conservation Commission
A collection of 17 issues
Lexington Conservation Commission Ratifies Enforcement Order Against MWRA Contractor for Wetland Violation
Lexington Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement order against MWRA contractor for unauthorized wetland clearing on town-owned land.
Lexington Conservation Commission Approves Lexington High School Environmental Order of Conditions
LEXINGTON — June 23, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission approves long-awaited environmental order for high school project. The commission voted 4-0 Tuesday evening to approve an Order of Conditions for the Lexington High School redevelopment at 251 Waltham Street (DEP #201-1387), authorizing construction subject to conditions addressing multiple buffer
Lexington Conservation Commission closes high school wetlands hearing, begins conditions work
LEXINGTON — June 9, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission closes wetlands hearing on new high school, continues contested multi-family project. The commission voted 6-0 Tuesday to close its public hearing on the Notice of Intent for the new Lexington High School at 251 Waltham Street, with stormwater peer reviewer Dylan
Lexington Conservation Commission Defers 475 Bedford St. Vote to June 4
LEXINGTON — May 26, 2026 — Lexington's Conservation Commission deferred its final vote on a proposed 150-unit residential development at 475 Bedford St., scheduling a special June 4 meeting to adopt special conditions before a June 9 statutory deadline. The five-member board voted unanimously twice — approving an amended
Lexington Conservation Commission Presses Bedford Street Developer on Wetland Buffer Alternatives
LEXINGTON — April 28, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission sends 475 Bedford Street multifamily project back for impracticability analysis. The commission voted 4-0 to continue the hearing on Pulte Homes of New England's proposed 150-unit, three-building redevelopment of a Bedford Street sports facility after Chair Ruth Ladd
Lexington Conservation Commission Continues 150-Unit Bedford Street Housing Hearing
LEXINGTON — January 27, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission opens hearing on a 150-unit housing project at the former Boston Sports Club site. The commission held its first public hearing Tuesday on a Notice of Intent for 475 Bedford Street, where Pulte Homes of New England proposes demolishing the existing facility
Lexington Conservation Commission Issues Hartwell Avenue Wetlands Determination, Continues Multiple Hearings
Lexington Conservation Commission issues split wetlands determination for Hartwell Avenue and advances enforcement actions.
Lexington Conservation Commission Issues Hartwell Avenue Wetlands Determination, Continues Multiple Hearings
Lexington Conservation Commission issues split wetlands determination for Hartwell Avenue and advances enforcement actions.
Lexington Conservation Commission Approves Boardwalk, Wall Repair, and $11,130 in Trust Spending
Lexington's Conservation Commission approved $11,130 in Kiesa Farm Trust expenditures and acted on a dozen permit matters during a marathon August 12 remote meeting.