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Protects Halifax's wetlands, rivers, and open spaces. Reviews any construction projects near sensitive natural areas.
Coming up June 23: public hearing on wetland restoration and new home construction at 16 Old Summit Street.
Notice of Intent — 16 Old Summit Street (Map 98, Lot 8A)
Lillian Davis proposes to restore filled wetlands and build a new single-family home with grading, utilities, and septic at 16 Old Summit Street under the Wetlands Protection Act and Halifax Wetland Bylaw.
📍 16 Old Summit Street, Halifax, MA (Assessors Map 98, Lot 8A)
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📋 ProposedFinance Committee · June 15, 2026
FY26 June Finance Actions
End-of-fiscal-year financial actions for FY26 coming up for review and potential vote.
Why this matters: Year-end budget moves directly affect town finances.
🔄 PostponedAmanda's Way Bldg #6 – NOI Hearing (Continued), DEP# SE-171-0603Conservation Commission · June 9, 2026
Duplex with appurtenances partially in wetland buffer; peer review by Outback Engineering and engineer revisions due; continuation to June 23 requested.
📍 Amanda's Way, Halifax
Why this matters: Active wetland review for another new duplex on same street.
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