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Conservation Commission approves Smith Pond bridge, extends permits

The Winchester Conservation Commission approves bridge and gazebo projects and extends water-treatment permits. Chair Tracy Olson and members voted unanimously to approve a Negative Determination of Applicability for removal and reconstruction of a footbridge over Smith Pond Stream, with work

CONSERVATION COMMISSION - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE · Meeting of July 14, 2026

WINCHESTER — The Winchester Conservation Commission approves bridge and gazebo projects and extends water-treatment permits. Chair Tracy Olson and members voted unanimously to approve a Negative Determination of Applicability for removal and reconstruction of a footbridge over Smith Pond Stream, with work scheduled for July 18-19 (removal) and July 25-26 (installation). The commission also unanimously approved a Negative Determination of Applicability for a gazebo and pervious patio extension at 101-103 Canal Street.

In addition, the commission extended the Wedge Pond Order of Conditions for three years, approved removal of four dangerous trees at 83-85 Canal Street, and unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for the Winchester Swim and Tennis Club.

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Source: the CONSERVATION COMMISSION - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE meeting of July 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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