Conservation Committee reorganizes, continues wetlands hearing
Berkley Conservation Committee elects David Patrick as chair and Mary Kate Moreau as secretary. During its July meeting, the committee continued a public hearing on a proposed horse paddock at 53 Locust Street following concerns from abutters Amanda and Steven Dillon-Abrantes about wetlands
misc · Meeting of July 15, 2026
Berkley Conservation Committee elects David Patrick as chair and Mary Kate Moreau as secretary. During its July meeting, the committee continued a public hearing on a proposed horse paddock at 53 Locust Street following concerns from abutters Amanda and Steven Dillon-Abrantes about wetlands impacts. David Patrick suggested enhanced buffers and silt fencing to protect adjacent wetlands.
The committee extended a filing deadline to August for a wetlands violation at 11 Burt Street, warning that failure to file a notice of intent will result in further enforcement action.
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Source: the misc meeting of July 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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