Milton Conservation Commission to address key environmental projects at Aug. 12th meeting

The Milton Conservation Commission will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom, with a full agenda featuring several ongoing and new environmental matters affecting the town.

Meeting Access:
Residents can join the meeting virtually using the following Zoom link: Zoom Meeting
Dial-In #: 1-929-205-6099
Meeting ID: 817 8994 4103
Passcode: 606843

Agenda Highlights:

• MBTA Right of Way Review: A Request for Determination of Applicability will be considered regarding work proposed within the MBTA right of way.

• Houghton’s Pond Improvements: A Notice of Intent will be reviewed for a parking lot repair and stormwater management project aimed at improving infrastructure at the popular Houghton’s Pond recreational area.

• Residential Property Reviews:

  • A Request for Certificate of Compliance for 1421 Canton Avenue.

  • A Notice of Intent for potential development or work at 11 Parkway Crescent.

• Tree and Land Use Decisions:

  • Continued discussion and vote on tree placement at 131 Eliot Street, an item originally presented at the July 8 meeting.

  • Ongoing review of Requests for Determination of Applicability at multiple addresses on Hillside Street (681, 695, 725, and 840).

  • Continued deliberation on Order of Conditions for work at 1034 Blue Hill Avenue and a Certificate of Compliance for 531 Eliot Street.

• Administrative Business:

  • Approval of meeting minutes from July 8 and July 19.

  • Continued discussion of the new tree price policy.

  • Open floor for new business before adjournment.

The Commission plays a critical role in protecting Milton’s natural resources and ensuring that development aligns with local and state environmental regulations. Public participation is encouraged, particularly for residents directly impacted by agenda items.

For more information on the Milton Conservation Commission and upcoming agendas, visit the Town of Milton website.