Commission Rebukes Unapproved Arsenal Park Shed
Watertown's Conservation Commission pressed city officials over an unauthorized shed built inside Arsenal Park's protected buffer.
Watertown's Conservation Commission pressed city officials over an unauthorized shed built inside Arsenal Park's protected buffer.
Watertown Conservation Commission approved minor modifications to 25 Clarendon Street project plans.
Watertown Conservation Commission clears Comcast drainage fix, seats a new vice chair.
The Conservation Commission voted 5-0 to approve a Clarendon Street redevelopment involving self-storage and medical facilities. The project includes new stormwater management systems and affects approximately 34,115 square feet within the town's 150-foot buffer zone.
Watertown Conservation Commission unanimously approved a self-storage development in the wetland buffer zone at 59 Clarence Street and elected a new chair at the July 15 meeting.
The Watertown Conservation Commission unanimously approved a bike path compliance certificate and a knotweed herbicide plan for 99 Coolidge Avenue. Conservation Agent Katie Swan confirmed soil stabilization during a site walk.
WATERTOWN -- June 3, 2026, Watertown Conservation Commission unanimously approved a chemical-and-mechanical knotweed removal plan and received a detailed carbon study estimating Whitney Hill Park's forest holds roughly 2.4 million
Watertown Conservation Commission voted unanimously to relocate an improperly placed recreation shed from Arsenal Park. The commission voted 5-0 to request removal of the shed and restoration of the protected river frontage area to its original Order of Conditions design.
Watertown's Conservation Commission voted to force removal of an unauthorized shed from Arsenal Park.
The Conservation Commission voted 4-0 to approve two property modifications on April 8. At 93 California Street, resident Christopher Zevitas won approval to reduce project scope by 306 square feet, eliminating rear-yard work to protect adjacent wetlands.
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