Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission continues three matters, lacking a quorum for formal hearings. Only two members attended the March 24 remote meeting: Chair Thomas Seidenberg and Member Carl G. Fawcett. The Commission continued a Notice of Intent for 0 Hill Top Road, which proposes a single-family home

Lancaster Conservation Commission ratifies emergency demolition for Mill Street. Chair Thomas Seidenberg led a three-member quorum in unanimously approving emergency work on a collapsed commercial structure at 210 Mill Street located within the 200-foot Riverfront Area to the Nashua River.

Conservation Commission continues Hill Top Road home hearing pending wetlands review. The Lancaster Conservation Commission voted unanimously to continue the Notice of Intent hearing for a proposed single-family home at 0 Hill Top Road to March 24, 2026. The 2,000-square-foot home would disturb

Lancaster Conservation Commission continues solar hearing, advances wetland bylaw amendments for town meeting. The Commission unanimously voted to continue a Notice of Intent hearing for a ground-mounted solar system at 241 Chace Hill Road to March 10, 2026. Chair Thomas Seidenberg advanced draft

Lancaster Conservation Commission continues solar hearing with half membership. Only two of five commission members attended the January 27 remote meeting, leaving the body without the three-member quorum required for binding votes. Chair Thomas Seidenberg and Vice Chair Dennis Hubbard Jr. voted to