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Sewer Battle Heats Up at Farmington Wetlands Meeting 🌱⚖️

Jack Beckett2 weeks ago06 mins

Wetlands meeting in Farmington sees debate over a Wendy’s sewer project, tree removals, and conservation easement changes. What happens next? 🫀🌿

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Farmington’s January 2025 Meeting Lineup 🏛️: From Town Hall to Civic Action!

Jack Beckett2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

Your guide to Farmington’s January 2025 town meetings 🗓️. All events at Town Hall—don’t miss out on key local discussions! 🏡”

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Farmington’s Wetlands Commission Tackles Golf Course Irrigation, Erosion Control & More 🌱

Jack Beckett3 months ago07 mins

🌱 Farmington’s Inland Wetlands & Conservation Commission reviews golf club irrigation updates, drainage fixes & restoration projects. Stay informed with The Farmington Mercury.

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Golf Course Sprinklers Spark Farmington’s Wetlands Showdown: A Battle of Puddles and Permits

Jack Beckett3 months ago3 months ago09 mins

A golf course’s sprinkler upgrade hits Farmington Wetlands Commission like a hurricane! A small trench = “catastrophic threat” to wetlands. Thanks, Farmington Storage, for making this reporting possible.

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Batterson Park’s $10 Million Makeover Takes Shape: Wetlands and Development Discussed

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago013 mins

Farmington’s Wetlands Commission reviews park plans, site development, and enforcement actions in a packed October meeting. Big thanks to Farmington Storage for the support! 🌳

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Wetland Showdown: Farmington’s Batterson Park Rehab Sparks Debate

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago011 mins

October 16’s meeting on Batterson Park’s renovations got a little muddy as officials hashed out wetland concerns. Thank you, Farmington Storage!

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Farmington Wetlands Drama: George Santos & 78 Shrubs Face Off in Vine Hill Restoration Battle

Jack Beckett5 months ago5 months ago08 mins

🌿 Wetlands chaos unfolds at 17 Vine Hill Rd as George Santos tackles 78 shrubs 🌱 Meanwhile, 1509 Farmington Ave drowns in Phragmites! More at The Farmington Mercury. 155 Scott Swamp Rd.

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Local Wetlands Commission Approves Pavilion, Prevents Total Ecological Meltdown (Probably)

Jack Beckett5 months ago6 months ago09 mins

Farmington’s Wetlands Commission approves a pavilion, a deck, and narrowly avoids environmental catastrophe. But hey, at least your pond’s safe… for now. 🌳😬 #WetlandsCrisis

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Farmington’s Civic Thrill Ride: The Week of Meetings That Will Change Everything (or Nothing)

Jack Beckett6 months ago06 mins

Get ready, Farmington! This week’s meetings at 1 Monteith Dr. & 155 Scott Swamp Rd. promise all the excitement of paint drying. Don’t miss out! 📜💤 #FarmingtonGovernment

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Farmington Wetlands Meeting: The Thrilling Saga of Shed Approvals and Pavilion Proposals

Jack Beckett7 months ago06 mins

Farmington’s gripping Wetlands Commission meeting tackles the edge-of-your-seat excitement of shed permits and pavilion plans. Don’t miss this thrilling episode of local governance! 📜🏛️

Farmington TPZ Greenlights New Gas Station Signage, Historic Expansions & More 🛏️✨

Tag: Farmington Wetlands Committee

Sewer Battle Heats Up at Farmington Wetlands Meeting 🌱⚖️

Farmington’s January 2025 Meeting Lineup 🏛️: From Town Hall to Civic Action!

Farmington’s Wetlands Commission Tackles Golf Course Irrigation, Erosion Control & More 🌱

Golf Course Sprinklers Spark Farmington’s Wetlands Showdown: A Battle of Puddles and Permits

Batterson Park’s $10 Million Makeover Takes Shape: Wetlands and Development Discussed

Wetland Showdown: Farmington’s Batterson Park Rehab Sparks Debate

Farmington Wetlands Drama: George Santos & 78 Shrubs Face Off in Vine Hill Restoration Battle

Local Wetlands Commission Approves Pavilion, Prevents Total Ecological Meltdown (Probably)

Farmington’s Civic Thrill Ride: The Week of Meetings That Will Change Everything (or Nothing)

Farmington Wetlands Meeting: The Thrilling Saga of Shed Approvals and Pavilion Proposals