Wayland Conservation Commission delays 24 School Street townhouse decision amid legal dispute

WAYLAND — May 3, 2023 — Wayland Conservation Commission punts 24 School Street townhouse fight to May 24. The board voted 7-0, with Luke Legere recused, to continue the hearing after attorneys for developer Chris D'Antonio and abutter George Bernard exchanged letters hours before the meeting over whether an eight-year-old wetlands resource area delineation must be redone. Conservation Administrator Linda Hansen and town counsel say the original ORAD has expired; consultant DeShang Wang countered that requiring a new delineation would be "changing the foundation of the house" while a DEP appeal is stayed. Attorney Michael Wiggins, citing expert Scott Horsley, argued the perennial status of the stream "has never really been ruled on." D'Antonio asked the commission to choose between a seven-unit and 12-unit project. The board also continued a teardown-rebuild at 1 Weir Meadow Path on a 10.4-acre Sudbury River parcel after state reviewers asked the owners to pull construction out of the inner 100-foot riparian buffer.

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