Conservation Commission defers wetland determination pending site visit
Randolph Conservation Commission continues ANRAD hearing pending field investigation. Acting Chair Carl Brown and members Keith Asack, Fran Blanchard, and Pamela Iloabachie unanimously voted to defer determination on bordering wetlands and watercourse classification at 43 Scanlon Drive until
Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 21, 2026
Randolph Conservation Commission continues ANRAD hearing pending field investigation. Acting Chair Carl Brown and members Keith Asack, Fran Blanchard, and Pamela Iloabachie unanimously voted to defer determination on bordering wetlands and watercourse classification at 43 Scanlon Drive until commission members could observe the property's western portion in person. The Commission also unanimously approved up to $3,000 for a Beaver Solutions assessment and diagnostic review.
Conservation Administrator Joseph Dunn announced his intention to step down at fiscal year's end, with the town to recruit a new part-time Conservation Agent with wetland science expertise.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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