Conservation Commission approves three orders of conditions, continues multiple hearings
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves three Orders of Conditions, continues invasive species and construction hearings. Chair William Duffy oversaw votes for environmental conditions at 15 Beach Street (Merlesena Family Trust), 20 Beach Street (Grilli Revocable Trust), and 65 Walker Street
Conservation Commission · Meeting of July 1, 2026
Falmouth Conservation Commission approves three Orders of Conditions, continues invasive species and construction hearings. Chair William Duffy oversaw votes for environmental conditions at 15 Beach Street (Merlesena Family Trust), 20 Beach Street (Grilli Revocable Trust), and 65 Walker Street (Pellow and Shamah), with conditions including preconstruction meetings, abutter permissions, and revised site plans. The commission continued five applications to future dates, including a project to treat approximately 4,800 square feet of invasive Phragmites reeds at Nobska Pond to July 22.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of July 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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