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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Cohasset, Massachusetts · Change town
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Commission approves two variances, orders restoration on unpermitted sites

Cohasset Conservation Commission approves three applications with variances, orders restoration. At its April 16 meeting, the Commission unanimously approved a septic upgrade at 71 Ledgewood Drive for Patricia Richardson and a pool project at 11 Black Horse Lane for Michael O'Leary, both with

Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 16, 2026

Cohasset Conservation Commission approves three applications with variances, orders restoration. At its April 16 meeting, the Commission unanimously approved a septic upgrade at 71 Ledgewood Drive for Patricia Richardson and a pool project at 11 Black Horse Lane for Michael O'Leary, both with variances for wetland-buffer work. The Commission issued a Certificate of Compliance for Michael Milanowski at 171 South Main Street contingent on completing required plantings.

In enforcement matters, the Commission lifted a cease-and-desist at 40 Beechwood Street for Gary Stilphen with a restoration plan requiring eight replacement trees, and amended an order at 102 Howard Gleason Road requiring survey and restoration within three weeks.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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