Greenfield Conservation Commission approves Millers Meadow restoration project. Chair Elizabeth Garofalo and members Travis Drury, Emily Boss, and Erika LaForme unanimously voted 4-0 to advance the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness grant-funded effort to establish forest and meadow habitat on
Greenfield Conservation Commission flags wetland conflicts on Butternut Street mining expansion. Chair Elizabeth Garofalo led the commission in voting 4-0 to send formal comments to the Zoning Board on three special permit applications for Mackin Construction property, noting that proposed earth
Greenfield Conservation Commission votes to flag wetlands concerns to the Zoning Board of Appeals before any action on three Butternut Street quarry permits.
Greenfield Conservation Commission continued a public hearing on a proposed 52 River Street pavilion. The proposed 40-by-80-foot structure, intended to store non-hazardous materials, sits partially in the Riverfront Area on land containing state Priority and Estimated Habitat. Conservation Agent
Greenfield Conservation Commission continues pavilion hearing at 52 River Street while closing a tank emergency with no spill found.
Greenfield Conservation Commission ratifies tank repair, approves conservation fund. The Conservation Commission unanimously ratified an emergency certificate for a mobile station tank repair at 142 Mohawk Trail, where an underground diesel tank failed a tightness test; contractor Christopher Horan
Greenfield Conservation Commission plans public walks to guide Griswold forest management. The panel, meeting March 10 with Chair Elizabeth Garofalo, Vice-Chair Travis Drury, and members Erika LaForme and Emily Boss, will host four to six educational walks at the conservation area this spring to
Greenfield Conservation Commission approves hazard-tree policy and accepts $4,190 for meadow restoration. Conservation Agent Jessica Siegel received unanimous approval for administrative authority to approve removal of up to five trees within jurisdictional resource areas posing safety threats,
Greenfield Conservation Commission unanimously approves electronic signing on permits. The Commission voted unanimously to authorize Conservation Agent Jessica Siegel to electronically sign environmental documents on behalf of members, satisfying Registry of Deeds requirements. The Commission heard
Greenfield Conservation Commission denies stream bank restoration certificate over vegetation concerns. The Commission voted 4-0 to deny a Partial Certificate of Compliance at 290 Shelburne Road, with Conservation Agent Jessica Siegel presenting site photos showing stronger grass establishment in
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