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Monday, November 2, 2026 Mendon, Massachusetts · Change town
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Conservation Commission approves retaining wall project at Rawson Farm Drive.

The Mendon Conservation Commission unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for retaining wall and stormwater work at 26 Rawson Farm Drive, with applicant representative Matthew Marro presenting a project including slope reinforcement, a riprap splash pad, and rear-yard grading for the property

Conservation Commission · Meeting of March 12, 2026

MENDON — The Mendon Conservation Commission unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for retaining wall and stormwater work at 26 Rawson Farm Drive, with applicant representative Matthew Marro presenting a project including slope reinforcement, a riprap splash pad, and rear-yard grading for the property owners Keila and Thomas Elliot. The Commission tabled a discussion of potential commercial timber harvest on the Town Forest and delayed a decision on peer-review proposals from BSC Group, Beals & Thomas, and Tighe & Bond to revise the Wetland Protection Regulations. A public hearing on 2 Nipmuc Drive was continued to March 26, and the Commission conditionally approved wetlands consultant Desheng Wang for remediation on six properties cited for unauthorized commercial forestry.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of March 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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