99 Alger Street Certificate of Compliance
At a glance
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- What: a request for a certificate of compliance closing out an order of conditions for a septic replacement within the buffer zone of a pond at 99 Alger Street. The work began without a filing, drew an enforcement action and an after-the-fact notice of intent, and the house is reportedly for sale.
- Where it stands: continued to the November 18 meeting.
Key points
- Holden found conservation markers only partway around the pond-side boundary, one in the middle of the lawn, erosion controls piled up, trash in the wooded area, and an as-built plan whose limit of clearing did not match the site.
- Commissioners want the newer, more visible sign-style markers (not rebar stakes) placed along the existing limit of clearing, plus cleanup, before the certificate issues.
Sources
Log
- 2026-10-21 - Conservation Commission - Continued unanimously so markers can be installed and the site cleaned.