The Hudson Conservation Commission came together on March 10 to continue a hearing for the new T-BONES location at 256 Lowell Rd. Engineer Sam Foisie of Meridian Land Services returned to address several outstanding concerns about how the massive restaurant…
The Hudson Conservation Commission opened their March 10 meeting with a presentation from John Picard and James Fisher from Pelham, both of whom were interested in working to complete a trail that would end in Hudson.“One of the things we’ve…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on Feb. 10 to hear a presentation for a conditional use permit for T-BONES. The restaurant plans to relocate to a more expansive location several miles down Lowell Road.“They are proposing a 9,500-foot restaurant. The…
The Hudson Conservation Commission to discuss a connection between Hudson’s Musquash Conservation Area and Pelham’s Gumpas Pond Conservation Area.“This is something that’s at the northern end of Musquash Pond and we’ve already got permission from the Pelham Conservation Area to…
The Hudson Conservation Commission reviewed the most recent proposal for Brox Industries proposal related to their ongoing plan to expand their Greeley Street quarry. There was ongoing confusion as to whether they would remove two lower-quality wetlands on the property…
The July 8 meeting of the Hudson Conservation Commission saw a pre-application discussion with paving contractor Brox Industries, which has a quarry at 85 Greeley Street.Environmental Consultant, Bruce Gilday, of BAG Land Consultants was at the meeting with Eric Stevenson,…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on June 10 to discuss the recent rerouting of around 200 feet of the Hamblet-Nash Trail in the Musquash Conservation Area with a small bridge. The old trail suffered from flooding, and Vice Chair, Carl…
The Hudson Conservation Commission continued an ongoing review process for the permitting fee schedule and improvements to Robinson Pond’s boat launch and beach area at their May meeting. Garrison Beck from VHB was there for a presentation on the topic,…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on April 8 by welcoming John Walter, their newest full-time member.“I’ve been in town for 20 years,” said Walter. “I hope to accomplish what’s best for the town here in terms of conserving land while…