Conservation Commission Opens Hearing on 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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