Conservation Commission

Carlisle Conservation Commission approves tree removal and agricultural exemption at its June meeting. Glenn Sinsigalli received approval to remove 17 trees at 72 Brook Street with 28 native shrubs in mitigation, voting 6-0. The Commission voted unanimously for a Wetlands Protection Act

Carlisle Conservation Commission approves land management work for conservation properties. The Commission voted unanimously to adopt mowing scopes for Benfield, Towle Field, Woodward, and Foss Farm properties, plus an invasive plant removal scope targeting phragmites at the Cranberry Bog, Japanese

Carlisle Conservation Commission clears knotweed removal with environmental protections. The Commission approved an Order of Conditions for invasive Japanese knotweed removal at Greenough Conservation Land, imposing special provisions including a ban on herbicides containing POEA (an amphibian

Carlisle Conservation Commission authorizes Woodward Fields invasive species removal. The Commission voted unanimously to direct Conservation Administrator Meghan Sullivan to remove invasive bittersweet and deteriorated fencing from Woodward Fields pending Agricultural Commission consultation.

Conservation Commission backs comprehensive land-management planning structure. The commission voted unanimously to support a multi-stakeholder process developed by Land Use and Sustainability Coordinator Sarah Wasserman — involving stakeholder summits, public input, and formal management plans for