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Conservation Commission
Meetings
- 6:30 pm
- 2nd and 4th Thursday of most months
Except usually only one meeting each in:- July
- August
- November
- December
- Burlington Town Hall
29 Center Street
Main Hearing Room, 2nd Floor
Burlington, MA 01803
Upcoming Meetings
- Meeting Date: January 22, 2026
Filing Deadline (Noon): January 9, 2026 - Meeting Date: February 12, 2026
Filing Deadline (Noon): January 30, 2026 - Meeting Date: February 26, 2026
Filing Deadline (Noon): February 13, 2026
2026 Meeting Schedule
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes
Watch videos of past meetings,
Members
- Larry Cohen, Chair
Appointed: 1991 - William Boivin, Vice-chair
Appointed: 2012
- Indra Deb
Appointed: 1996 - Ed LoTurco
Appointed: 2016 - Sarah Wolinski
Appointed: 2023
- Rob Sheahan
Appointed: 2022 - Kent Moffatt
Appointed: 2020
Overview
The Conservation Commission, a seven-member volunteer board, was founded in 1966 "for the promotion and development of natural resources and for the protection of watershed resources." Today, the Conservation Commission administers the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and the Burlington Bylaws for wetland protection and stormwater management. Additionally, the Conservation Commission manages nearly three hundred acres of Conservation land.
See more information about conservation in the Conservation Department.
Commitment and Responsibilities
The Conservation Commission meets 20 times per year, on the second and fourth Thursday of the month, except for June, July, November and December when they meet only once. Material for hearings and discussion is provided to Commissioners about a week before meetings. Commissioners review application material and, if available, conduct site visits prior to the meeting. The Commission determines if a project will impact the functions of a wetland or stream or if stormwater is being adequately managed, taking into account the opinions of staff.
Beyond those essential functions, Commissioners are welcome to assist with public education and engagement, open space management or other projects of personal interest.
Conservation Commission Members
- Back row:
- R. Sheahan
- E. LoTurco
- I. Deb
- K. Moffatt
- Front row
- S. Wolinski
- L. Cohen
- W. Boivin
Public Hearing Documents
23 Morrison Road (#122-73X) - Notice of Intent
44 Westwood Street (#122-670) - Request for COC
7 A Street (#122-715) - Notice of Intent
114 Winn Street (#122-713) - Notice of Intent for MSMS Field Redevelopment
- PLAN SET 1-1-26
- STORMWATER MANAGEMENT REPORT FINAL 1-2-26 With Attachments
- WPA Form 3 NOI - Marshall Simonds
- Alternative Analysis 12-28-2025
- Form 11 - 114 Winn Street - MS 12-2-25 (2)
- SWPPP - Marshall Simonds 12-28-25_vFINAL
- Riverfront Area Waiver Justification and Net Benefits Memorandum
- Crumb Rubber Solids Retention and Protection of Downgradient Resource Areas
- Turf Testing_Understanding 6PPD and 6PPD-Quinone - Recycled Rubber Coalition
- Turf Testing_PIVOT EPA 1633 Test Results
- Turf Testing_GeoFlo Pad PFAS Free Report
- Turf Testing_Tencate North Andover Statement 072027
- Turf Testing_Supplier cert letter
114 Winn Street - November 2025 Materials - Superceded
- IRWA Comment Letter
- 1_UPDATED PLAN SET
- 3_RIVERFRONT AREA IMPACT STATEMENT
- 2_STORMWATER MANAGEMENT REPORT REV 11-2-25
- 4_ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS
- 5_CRUMB RUBBER RESPONSE LETTER
- 6_POST DEVELOPMENT CATCHMENT PLAN- 11-2-25
- 6_PRE DEVELOPMENT CATCHMENT PLAN - 11-2-25
- 7_BASE STONE Tc CALCULATION
- 8_GEOTECHNICAL REPORT
- 9_LONG TERM O&M PLAN_11-2-25
- 10_RESPONSE SUMMARY LETTER
- PRE DEVELOPMENT STORMWATER REPORT
- POST DEVELOPMENT STORMWATER REPORT
- Form 11 - 114 Winn Street - MS 12-2-25