Commission delays Cow Pond Park over turtle risk
Groton Conservation Commission continued the Cow Pond Brook Park renovation hearing to April 14 over turtle lighting concerns.
Groton Conservation Commission continued the Cow Pond Brook Park renovation hearing to April 14 over turtle lighting concerns.
The Groton Select Board previewed a $812,000 plan to repair the Squannacook River Dam ahead of a possible May 19 debt exclusion vote.
The Groton Select Board voted 3-0 to pursue Community Preservation Act funding for the Squanacook River Dam repair before its $502,500 low bid expires.
Groton's Planning Board voted 6-0 to approve the Casella Meadows special permit on Wyman Road.
The Groton Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to close a years-long hearing and issue orders of conditions capping the Hollingsworth and Vose landfill on Townsend Road. Attorney Bob Collins, representing the applicant, said the closure effort has been underway "at least 10 years."
The Select Board unanimously approved a liquor license transfer for Groton Market, resolving a months-long ownership dispute. Attorney Glenn Albrecht told the board that new owner Torben Patel's company, Sri A.M. and U.M.
The Groton Select Board held an informational hearing on repairing or removing the aging West Groton Dam, with no decision made.
Groton Select Board questioned a 30 percent assessment hike from a regional health agency and appointed a new Park Commission member by a 5-4 joint vote.
The Groton Planning Board continued a hearing on a major redesign of the Cow Pond Brook Athletic Fields to March 12 after raising concerns about stormwater drainage and playground safety.
Groton's Conservation Commission continued hearings on a Squannacook River Dam repair and a Cow Pond Brook Park overhaul while approving two home-project wetlands permits.
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