Conservation Commission approves two wetland projects and event sponsorships.
The Wilbraham Conservation Commission approved two Notice of Intent applications and funded community projects April 13. Chairman Christopher Brown and four members voted unanimously to issue conditions for Nathan Moriarty's retaining wall and patio replacement at 28 Mill Brook Drive, with the
Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 13, 2026
WILBRAHAM — The Wilbraham Conservation Commission approved two Notice of Intent applications and funded community projects April 13. Chairman Christopher Brown and four members voted unanimously to issue conditions for Nathan Moriarty's retaining wall and patio replacement at 28 Mill Brook Drive, with the patio scaled to 1,070 square feet and bank restoration planned with native plantings. The Commission also unanimously continued the Unlimited Property Services hearing for 792 Tinkham Road to April 27.
In other business, the body approved $500 sponsorship for the May 24 Town Wide Clean Up Day and committed previous-year funding plus $100 for C4R River Sampling monitoring at two Chicopee River locations.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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