Dartmouth Conservation Commission Approves Wetlands Permits for Two Properties, Continues Three Hearings
Dartmouth Conservation Commission approved wetlands permits for two properties and continued three others at its March 24 meeting.
DARTMOUTH -- March 24, 2026, Dartmouth Conservation Commission approved wetlands permits for two properties and continued three others at its March 24 meeting. The board voted 5-0 to issue a standard order of conditions for a proposed 15-unit, age-restricted residential development at 813 State Road, which would replace an existing car dealership, approving the project under the town's local bylaw with a modified stormwater condition requiring DPW Engineering Division sign-off. The commission also voted 4-0, with Chair Michael Kehoe recused, to approve a long-pending screen porch and buried propane tank project at 254-E Potomska Road after Natural Heritage issued a "no take" determination, and voted 5-0 to issue an amended order of conditions for a phragmites removal project at 0 Beach Lane. Three other hearings, including a proposed residential pier at 600 Potomska Road, were continued to April 14. Under discussion items, Fortes reported a revised plan for 38 Lakeside Avenue was received on time but that the required sign-off from the city of Fall River has not yet been received; Kehoe directed staff to remind the applicant in writing that the approval is still needed.
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