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📋 ProposedConservation Commission · June 18, 2026
Notice of Intent — 49 Harper Circle pool
Coming up June 18: proposed inground pool, patio, fencing, grading and riprap behind an existing home, with work near wetlands.
📍 49 Harper Circle
Why this matters: Wetlands-adjacent construction near homes
New potential policies: cell phones, military-connected students, physical restraint
Coming up June 17: discussion of a possible state cell-phone requirement, a military-connected student policy (JGB), and a physical restraint policy (JD).
Why this matters: Affects classroom rules for your kids
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