The Watertown Conservation Commission approved a revised landscaping plan for 93 California Street and closed out a 2021 permit at 580 Pleasant Street. Commissioners voted 4-0 on each item.
The Conservation Commission unanimously appointed Marilyn Salvas to the Community Preservation Committee on a 5-0 vote, with Leo Martin moving and Maria Rose seconding.
Watertown's Conservation Commission found three trees axed down in Whitney Hill Park and voted to appoint Marilyn Salvis to the Community Preservation Committee.
The Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to accept the 2025 Annual Whitney Hill Report for transmittal to the City Manager. The report, prepared with community collaboration and historical data by Conservation Agent Katie Swan, will go to the City Council.
Watertown's Conservation Commission grilled DPW Director Tom over three trees cut at Whitney Hill Park, revealing that a 2013 resolution defining the park's boundaries had never been recorded at the Registry of Deeds.
Conservation Commission approved conditional determinations for the 108 Water Street multifamily residential redevelopment project.
The Watertown Conservation Commission voted 7-0 to approve a wetlands determination for 108 Water Street without requiring a full Notice of Intent.
Watertown Conservation Commission reaches informal consensus supporting Charles River dam removal.
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