Conservation Commission approves trail relocation, opens hearing on senior development
The Sherborn Conservation Commission approved trail relocation and opened a hearing on a 67-unit senior residential community. Co-chairs Michael Lesser and Courtney Ek and members Jacob Strauss, Terry Luskin, and Matthew Oleyer unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for 86 North Main
Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 18, 2026
SHERBORN — The Sherborn Conservation Commission approved trail relocation and opened a hearing on a 67-unit senior residential community. Co-chairs Michael Lesser and Courtney Ek and members Jacob Strauss, Terry Luskin, and Matthew Oleyer unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for 86 North Main Street after invasive species removal and reissued a 2007 Certificate for 215 Washington Street. The Commission approved Bailey Trail easement relocation to avoid a new septic system.
The Toll Brothers Meadowbrook Commons project at Coolidge Street, a 55-plus community with 67 townhouse units, involves 2,900 square feet of permanent wetland impact. The hearing was continued to July 16 for peer review.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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