Conservation Commission Opens Hearing on 44-Unit Harvard Street Development
Whitman Conservation Commission opens Notice of Intent for a 44-unit Harvard Street development.
WHITMAN -- June 17, 2025, Whitman Conservation Commission opens Notice of Intent for a 44-unit Harvard Street development. The commission accepted a filing from applicant Steve Egan for a project at 447 Harvard Street consisting of a 29-unit building and 15 townhouses, scheduling a site visit for June 27 and a formal public hearing for July 1 at 7:45 p.m. The filing fee of approximately $2,000 reflects the project's scale near a wetland resource area, and the commission cannot close the hearing until the Department of Environmental Protection assigns a file number. Members also approved a $220.25 internal budget transfer to cover remaining fiscal-year salary costs and a $200 expense reimbursement for certified mailings, both on unanimous votes. The commission flagged a compliance concern at the Whitman Middle School construction site, where members said a large soil pile has gone uncovered for more than two weeks, and discussed plans for an unannounced site visit. Reorganization of commission leadership, chair and vice chair, is set for the July 1 meeting.
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