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Dover Conservation Commission approves three permits; water main project continued

Dover Conservation Commission approves three permits on virtual meeting; water main continued. Chair John Sullivan oversaw approval of Order of Conditions extensions for 6 Sterling Drive and a Certificate of Compliance for 7 Buttercup Lane, both unanimously. The Old Farm Road Water Trust water main

Conservation Commission · Meeting of February 11, 2026

Dover Conservation Commission approves three permits on virtual meeting; water main continued. Chair John Sullivan oversaw approval of Order of Conditions extensions for 6 Sterling Drive and a Certificate of Compliance for 7 Buttercup Lane, both unanimously. The Old Farm Road Water Trust water main project (DEP #144-0940) was continued to February 25 after Conservation Agent Janet Hartke Bowser determined that three additional special conditions addressing dewatering, temporary bypass, and culvert repair must be added; Sullivan recommended ledge-encounter language be incorporated into construction specifications.

The commission also unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for 6 Draper Road driveway replacement with eight special conditions. Two enforcement hearings were continued and two additional hearings were postponed due to winter weather, with applicants directed to request extensions.

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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of February 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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