Agawam Conservation Commission approves energy center and multiple property projects. Chair Henry Kozloski and members Magda Galiatsos, Keven Brown, and Laura Fallon unanimously approved three determinations for the Agawam Energy Center at 769 Silver Street, conditioned on engineer-stamped site
Agawam Conservation Commission closes public hearing on Silver Street wetlands project. The commission voted unanimously to close the Notice of Intent hearing for 699 Silver Street (MSR Properties, LLC) after receiving Engineering Department approval and to draft an Order of Conditions at its April
Conservation Commission continues MSR Properties storage hearing to April 9. The applicant must address stormwater management and impervious surface comments from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection and town Engineering. The board conditionally approved a 24-foot above-ground
Conservation Commission requires peer review before proceeding with wetland delineation at 311 Shoemaker Lane. Chair Henry Kozloski stated the state Department of Environmental Protection recommended a peer review, noting an Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation was submitted for the
Agawam Conservation Commission unanimously issues Order of Conditions for 38 Tuckahoe Drive town project. Chair Henry Kozloski and the six-member panel voted 6-0 to approve the written order, copies of which are available at the Planning Department and Town Clerk's office. The Commission also voted
Agawam Conservation Commission approves four certificates of compliance and amendment to water storage conditions. The commission unanimously approved an amendment to the Order of Conditions for 56 Forest Ridge and 248 River Road, increasing compensatory water storage to 499 cubic yards to support
Conservation Commission continued a public hearing on Stillbrook Park pond management and unanimously amended an Order of Conditions. The pond plan, presented by Solitude and Goddard Consulting on behalf of the Town of Agawam, would deploy herbicides and algaecides beginning in April on a five-year
Agawam Conservation Commission approved a $2,860 peer review contract with Stockman Associates and continued its review of a Request for Determination for the Agawam Energy Center at 769 Silver Street to January 22. Chair Henry Kozloski led the six-member board through unanimous approvals of a
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