Conservation Commission approves survey and three certificates of compliance.
Harvard Conservation Commission approved a land survey at Three Penny Farm and three Certificates of Compliance for completed wetland work. The Commission voted unanimously to accept a proposal from Ross Associates Inc for the professional survey and issued compliance certificates for work at 134
Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 25, 2026
Harvard Conservation Commission approved a land survey at Three Penny Farm and three Certificates of Compliance for completed wetland work. The Commission voted unanimously to accept a proposal from Ross Associates Inc for the professional survey and issued compliance certificates for work at 134 Old Littleton Road, 114 Clinton Shore Drive, and Littleton County Road. The Commission also reappointed Brian McClain to the Land Stewardship Subcommittee and appointed Stacia Donahue, Harvard Conservation Trust representative, as liaison to the subcommittee, both unanimously.
Conservation Agent Liz Allard reported that unauthorized parking occurred on Reuben Reed land and proposed placing no-parking signs for future events. The Commission continued a Notice of Intent hearing for Harvard Fire Department maintenance dredging at a fire pond on Stow Road to August 6, 2026.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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