Conservation Commission approves debris removal, narrows wage decision
Freetown Conservation Commission approves debris removal at collapsed building, divides on agent wage hike. Charles B. Sullivan's board voted unanimously to allow clearing at 103 South Main Street pending silt-sock placement, but divided three to one on granting the Conservation Agent a $2-per-hour
Conservation Commission · Meeting of March 9, 2026
Freetown Conservation Commission approves debris removal at collapsed building, divides on agent wage hike. Charles B. Sullivan's board voted unanimously to allow clearing at 103 South Main Street pending silt-sock placement, but divided three to one on granting the Conservation Agent a $2-per-hour raise, with Vice Chair Margaret M.
French opposing in favor of a smaller cost-of-living increase. The Commission also voted unanimously to request $30,000 for the Land Fund warrant article and authorized the Agent to communicate with the state Department of Environmental Protection regarding a Notice of Violation on Janice Marie Way. Two environmental applications—for 26 Keene Road and 231 Middleboro Road—were continued for additional review.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of March 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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