Commission Approves Three Determinations, Eyes Open Space Acquisition
Freetown Conservation Commission approves three determinations, signals open space interest. At its April 13 meeting, the commission unanimously issued negative determinations on tree-removal requests at 51 Cliff Drive (owner Richard Moore) and 15 Leonard Ave (owner Eric Towne), both with
Conservation Commission (Town of Freetown) · Meeting of April 13, 2026
Freetown Conservation Commission approves three determinations, signals open space interest. At its April 13 meeting, the commission unanimously issued negative determinations on tree-removal requests at 51 Cliff Drive (owner Richard Moore) and 15 Leonard Ave (owner Eric Towne), both with replanting commitments, and unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for completed work at 231 Middleboro Road by property owner Craig Cabral. Vice Chair Margaret French and Open Space Consultant Mike McCue briefed the commission on a proposed acquisition at 0 Richmond Road; the commission unanimously signaled interest pending survey and Land Fund review.
The commission continued a Notice of Intent hearing on a proposed two-building development at 170 Middleboro Road to April 27, with applicant Nyles Zaffer of Zenith Consulting presenting plan updates.
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Source: the Conservation Commission (Town of Freetown) meeting of April 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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