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Conservation Commission approves four environmental projects with conditions

Conservation Commission approves four environmental projects on unanimous votes. Chair Kimberly Ciaramicoli led 4-0 votes on Orders of Conditions for a Quail Creek Road wetland restoration by Adeline Newbold for property owner James Malmborg, a 150-square-foot residential dock and 2,000-square-foot

Conservation Commission · Meeting of February 3, 2026

NORTH ATTLEBORO — Conservation Commission approves four environmental projects on unanimous votes. Chair Kimberly Ciaramicoli led 4-0 votes on Orders of Conditions for a Quail Creek Road wetland restoration by Adeline Newbold for property owner James Malmborg, a 150-square-foot residential dock and 2,000-square-foot replanting project by Jared Forget at Moran Street requiring three growing seasons before site certification with 75 percent native vegetation coverage, and two North Attleborough Housing Authority projects at Circle Court and Elm Street for parking lot reclamation and repaving, sidewalk widening to ADA standards, and stormwater infrastructure upgrades. Conservation Administrator Sandra McCrory was present.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of February 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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