Conservation Commission Grants Minor Changes, Continues Three Hearings at July Meeting
West Bridgewater Conservation Commission clears procedural backlog, issues compliance certificate.
Conservation · Meeting of July 21, 2026
West Bridgewater Conservation Commission clears procedural backlog, issues compliance certificate. The commission voted unanimously July 21 to continue three open hearings, 65 Pleasant Street and Zero Mattfield Street to August 4, and Zero Bryant Street to October 6, each held up by pending section 53G peer reviews or Planning Board scheduling constraints. The commission also approved minor project changes for adjacent warehouses at 38 and 40 United Drive, allowing stone and riprap to replace originally permitted grass on steep rear slopes within the 50-foot buffer zone.
A certificate of compliance was issued for a property linked to the Temple Baptist Church location, clearing the way for a property sale scheduled the following Monday, the order of conditions, approved in 2024 for a septic upgrade and wetland buffer work, had never been formally closed. Commission staff also noted that the Shell gas station at 506 West Center Street is now closed for an expected six months while redevelopment proceeds, after the operator determined that demolishing the former car wash, through which all site electrical service runs, requires shutting down the entire station.
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Source: the Conservation meeting of July 21, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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