Conservation Commission approves three projects, defers NEMBA trail decision
Conservation Commission approves three property permits unanimously, tables NEMBA trail work. The board cleared sand nourishment and beach restoration at 51R Freeman Avenue for Leanna Tesler, a septic upgrade at 357 Phillips Road for Matthew and Kristen Koch, and a home raze-and-replace at 175A
Conservation Commission · Meeting of January 7, 2026
SANDWICH — Conservation Commission approves three property permits unanimously, tables NEMBA trail work. The board cleared sand nourishment and beach restoration at 51R Freeman Avenue for Leanna Tesler, a septic upgrade at 357 Phillips Road for Matthew and Kristen Koch, and a home raze-and-replace at 175A North Shore Boulevard for Genevieve Cremaldi, all voting 7-0. The commission tabled the NEMBA permit after residents, led by Brian Everett, submitted a signed petition citing neighborhood disturbances and after-the-fact approvals.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of January 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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