Carlisle NRC Approves Trail Bridge, Conservation Easement, and Six Other Wetlands Actions
CARLISLE — June 24, 2026 — Carlisle's Natural Resources Commission approved a trail bridge for Pathfinder Farm, signed a conservation restriction amendment, and voted to reopen its search for a Warner's Pond Management Committee seat at its June 24 meeting. The commission unanimously issued negative determinations for three projects — a replacement footbridge on Concord Land Conservation Trust land at 25B Barrett's Mill Road, a new timber trail bridge at 1047 Concord Turnpike for Pathfinder Farm, and a septic system replacement at 781 Strawberry Hill Road — each carrying pre-construction site-visit and post-completion reporting conditions. It also signed a municipal certification backing a conservation restriction amendment at 216 Westford Road, where owner Morris Tyler and the Iger Line Conservation Trust sought to add an 18-foot planting buffer inadvertently omitted from a 2009 restriction. The commission issued four certificates of compliance, three for Massachusetts Port Authority projects and one for a Sunnyside Lane subdivision. On the Warner's Pond Management Committee vacancy — created when member Alyssa Brown resigned citing a conflict of interest — the commission overrode a three-to-two committee vote to draw from prior applicants, choosing instead to advertise publicly, with Chair Jim Smith, staff member Rose, and committee chair Chris forming the interview panel.
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