Franklin Conservation Commission authorizes enforcement order on 260 Daniels Street
Franklin Conservation Commission authorized an enforcement order at 260 Daniels Street for an unfinished wetland restoration project. Contractor James Thornhill represented the property owner, citing financial constraints that delayed completion of required grading and planting; Chair Mark C.
Conservation · Meeting of September 24, 2026
Franklin Conservation Commission authorized an enforcement order at 260 Daniels Street for an unfinished wetland restoration project. Contractor James Thornhill represented the property owner, citing financial constraints that delayed completion of required grading and planting; Chair Mark C. LePage said the Commission would work with the owner if a concrete plan and timeline were submitted.
In other business, the Commission unanimously approved two minor buffer zone activities, continued three Notice of Intent applications to October 8, and voted to support a $2,000 grant match for the Charles River Watershed Association's watershed planning initiative for Populatic Pond. Director Breeka Li Goodlander received approval for a $612 flight change expense.
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Source: the Conservation meeting of September 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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