Conservation Commission Approves Two Determinations of Applicability
The Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved two determinations in coastal buffer zones. The commission cleared a septic system upgrade at 33 Goethals Way and an accessory dwelling unit with septic upgrade at 259 Hines Point to proceed without further review. Acting Chairman John Best
Conservation Commission · Meeting of January 20, 2026
TISBURY — The Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved two determinations in coastal buffer zones. The commission cleared a septic system upgrade at 33 Goethals Way and an accessory dwelling unit with septic upgrade at 259 Hines Point to proceed without further review. Acting Chairman John Best and Commissioners Lilian Robinson, Caroline Little, and Sarah Toste also clarified $33,600 in cumulative enforcement fines against Goldeneye LLC for violations at 794 and 690 Chappaquonsett Road from May through September 2025, which remained unpaid.
The commission agreed to meet jointly with the Planning Board on proposed floodplain bylaw updates.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of January 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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