Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission advanced three environmental permits in a single hearing. The board unanimously approved a negative determination for Martha's Vineyard Hospital's demolition of its 1929 Building at 1 Hospital Road, clearing the first phase of a two-phase renovation located within
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission unanimously approves Park Street addition project within flood zone. The Commission approved a first floor addition, shed demolition, retaining walls, and driveway at 114 Park Street following a revised plan that removed landscaping and lower retaining walls. The
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission continued a hearing on a Park Street property after identifying wetlands-bylaw violations. The Med Home Construction project for homeowner John Kooyman involves two additions, shed demolition, retaining walls, and landscaping. Conservation Agent Garrett Albiston
Conservation Commission approves two septic and residential projects affecting wetlands. The board unanimously approved a septic system upgrade at 13 County Road for Michelle Strong with enhanced nitrogen removal through a Micro Fast denitrogenating system, and a redesigned residential
Commission approves tree removal and pier repairs, defers vista work. The Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission unanimously approved removal of seven cherry trees and pruning of four oak trees at 229 Massachusetts Avenue under supervision of Richard Johnson of Vineyard Environmental, and issued a
Conservation Commission approves invasive species restoration at Temahigan Avenue. The commission unanimously approved a five-year plan to eradicate invasive species including Phragmites, Asiatic Bittersweet, and Autumn Olive from 32 Temahigan Avenue while establishing vista corridors and restoring
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission approves Edgartown dredging and nourishment permit. The commission unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for three dredging and nourishment sites in Oak Bluffs, with Conservation Agent Garrett Albiston increasing Little Bridge Channel dredging to 5,000 cubic
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission approves five environmental applications and continues one disputed case. The board unanimously approved notices of intent for septic system upgrades at 12 Anchor Way and aquatic vegetation management at Hidden Cove Duck Pond, a negative determination for a
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission continues two Notice of Intent hearings for wetland developments. Chair Joan Hughes led the Commission in unanimously continuing hearings on a proposed residential development at 27 County Road, within wetland and the 100-year flood zone, and an amended notice for
Oak Bluffs Conservation Commission approves five project notices for wetland review. Chair Joan Hughes and the conservation board approved five Notices of Intent affecting flood zones and wetlands, including a storage shed and heat pump condenser at 316 Sea View Avenue, landscape maintenance at 12
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