Tisbury Conservation Commission backed two environmental monitoring projects in a unanimous vote. The Commission approved letters of support for a marsh water quality program and five corners data collection study, both run through the Martha's Vineyard Commission and presented by Conservation
Tisbury Conservation Commission approved two waterfront projects at its March 3 meeting. The Commission unanimously approved a boat shed at 52 Mill House Way for MV Property Holdings, LLC with conditions requiring elevation to a minimum of two feet above grade and restricting materials to exclude
Tisbury boards coordinated on floodplain protection standards, agreeing to implement updated minimum requirements now and defer higher standards to next year. The Conservation Commission, Planning Board, and Zoning Enforcement Officer determined in a joint meeting that the two proposed changes
The Tisbury Conservation Commission unanimously approved expansion of a commercial pier at 30 Beach Road, extending it from 134 to 158 feet in length and widening it by 6 feet. Engineer Reid Silva presented the plan; Owner Brad Abbott said the expansion would accommodate additional vessels and
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
Tisbury Conservation Commission voted 4-1 to impose $29,400 in fines for unauthorized wall construction at 794 and 690 Chappaquonsett Road, assessed at $300 per day over 98 days beginning June 17, 2025; Chair Thomas Robinson opposed. Conservation Agent Sean Young confirmed restoration plans
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