Conservation Commission – Jul 7, 2026
- Where
- Room 208, 2nd Floor, 229 Main Street, Nashua, NH 03060
What was decided
Discussed a plan for 13 single-family homes and one multifamily building at 64 Taylor Street and 1 Morse Avenue, with a site walk set for July 28. Recommended approval of a deck at 38 Roy Street and an additional 6 feet of permanent wetland buffer impact at 12 Brinton Drive. Approved a revised self-storage plan at 34 Buckmeadow Road with conditions, and continued discussion of the 40 Groton Road vernal pool matter.
Decisions recorded
- Recommended approval of the deck at 38 Roy Street, with stipulations; the motion carried. page 2 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Recommended approval of an additional 6 feet of permanent wetland buffer impact at 12 Brinton Drive; the motion passed. page 3 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Passed a motion on the 64 Taylor Street and 1 Morse Avenue subdivision proposal; the minutes do not state the motion's wording. A site walk is set for July 28 at 5:30 p.m. page 5 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Approved the revised plan for 34 Buckmeadow Road with conditions, by a 4-1 vote (Dutzy voting no). page 7 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
- Continued discussion of the 40 Groton Road vernal pool update to the next meeting, pending an official email. page 8 of the minutes (opens in new tab)
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Terms used here
- ordinance
- A city law passed by the Board of Aldermen. Numbered O- with the year, as in O-26-017.
- RSA
- Revised Statutes Annotated, New Hampshire's state laws.
- variance
- Permission from the zoning board to use or build on a property in a way the zoning doesn't allow, such as closer to a lot line, because of a hardship particular to the property.
Source
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