Tisbury Conservation Commission denied a Notice of Intent to rebuild an accessory dwelling unit at 662 Chappaquonsett Road on a 2-2-1 vote. Chair Thomas Robinson and member Lilian Robinson voted to approve with conditions; members John Best and Sarah Toste voted against; member David Reed
Tisbury Conservation Commission approved pier maintenance, declined widening in Lake Tashmoo. The Commission voted unanimously to permit after-the-fact maintenance of a 28-by-2.5-foot pier damaged by ice, rejecting modernization to 3 feet wide as inconsistent with the town moratorium on new piers.
Commission approves house renovation; conditions four pest applications. The Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved a house renovation and pool project at 338 Bigelow Road for property owner David Sunding, with the addition elevated to approximately 14.5 feet and a 3-foot retaining
Tisbury Conservation Commission approved boat shed with elevation requirements; ADU hearing continued. The commission voted 4-0 to approve a 10-by-20-foot boat shed at 52 Mill House Way with conditions that it be elevated on helical piles 2 to 3 feet above grade after the Department of
Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved a foundation stabilization project and emergency temporary diesel tank. The commission granted a Notice of Intent for 21 Old Oklahoma Road, allowing owner Thomas Deutsch to shore an existing dwelling and install a new full foundation, with
The Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved three environmental projects at its June 2 meeting. Chair Thomas Robinson and members John Best, Lilian Robinson, Sarah Toste, and David Reed voted to permit a biochar swale at 19 Owen Park Way designed to filter stormwater before it reaches
Tisbury Conservation Commission approved selective tree removal at 48 Howard Street while preserving a bittersweet-wrapped oak tree, in a 4-0 vote with one abstention. Property owner Patrick Targete had sought removal, citing a hazardous lean toward a neighbor's property, but the Commission voted
Tisbury Conservation Commission authorized enforcement orders against two properties for unauthorized coastal bank alterations. The commission voted unanimously to issue enforcement orders for 40 Cronig Avenue and 30 Cronig Avenue, where owners illegally placed mulch and similar materials that
Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved a boathouse relocation project aimed at coastal flood resilience. The project at 40 Goethals Way would move the existing structure eight feet landward and thirty-three inches upward to place it outside the FEMA flood zone. Commissioners Sarah
Tisbury Conservation Commission approved amendments and determinations for multiple property projects at its April meeting. The Commission unanimously approved an Amended Order of Conditions at 29 Harbor View Lane for ongoing coastal bank landscaping maintenance, requiring work no more than twice
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