Conservation approves Grant Street culvert replacement
The Conservation Commission approved a Grant Street culvert replacement and added twice-yearly ditch inspections to the order.
Conservation · Meeting of November 3, 2026
WEST BRIDGEWATER — The Conservation Commission approved a Grant Street culvert replacement and added twice-yearly ditch inspections to the order. Jim Noyes, engineer for the town's project, said the existing stone arch predates 1846 and will be replaced with a 48-inch pipe, with work expected to begin around mid-April. Residents described years of flooding from a ditch they said went unmaintained, and commissioners said inspection records could go in the town's MS4 report.
The commission also closed hearings and issued orders for 561 and 585 Walnut Street and 0 Copeland Street. It continued the Bryant Farm Estates subdivision hearing to Nov. 17.
In the full story:
- Call to order and minutes
- 0 Grant Street: culvert replacement and drainage improvements
- 561 and 585 Walnut Street
- 0 Copeland Street
- 0 Bryant Street: Bryant Farm Estates
- Other business
- Who Was There
- Organizations And Documents Referenced
- The complete report: 1,412 words
Source: the Conservation meeting of November 3, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript. It was corrected where it differed.
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