Conservation Commission

Carlisle Conservation Commission grapples with competing visions for the town's Woodward conservation land. The Agricultural Commission, represented by John Lee and Margie Finley, urged the town to maintain existing licenses allowing farmers to use the $500,000 state-funded property. Conservation

Carlisle Conservation Commission authorizes emergency measures for compromised dam. The board voted unanimously to authorize Conservation Administrator Meghan Sullivan to implement protective measures for Cranberry Bog Dam #1 after a Ground Penetrating Radar survey revealed voids and structural

Carlisle Conservation Commission commits to overhaul Land Stewardship Committee charter and oversight. The commission, meeting jointly with the Select Board on January 27, committed to revising the LSC charter approved in May 2024 after receiving complaints about its management of agricultural

The Carlisle Conservation Commission unanimously issued an enforcement order against property owner Jessie Pescatore at 509 South Street for unpermitted filling of bordering vegetated wetlands, requiring a restoration plan by March 23, 2026. Conservation Administrator Meghan Sullivan reported the

Carlisle Conservation Commission unanimously approves invasive removal on Curve Street. The Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for the invasive plant removal and site restoration project at 300 Curve Street, with EcoPlantPlans LLC executing the work on behalf of owners