Conservation Commission

**Starting June 15, 2021, meetings will NO LONGER be held via Zoom, and instead will be held in person at City Hall**



Members

  • Kathi Gariepy, Chairwoman
  • Bruce Hagerman, Vice Chairman
  • Rose Miconi, Secretary
  • Brian Hatch
  • Alexis Karagounis
  • Christopher Leone
  • Bonnie Moore

About the Commission


The Attleboro Conservation Commission is composed of 7 volunteer members, appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Municipal Council. The Commission was established to promote and protect Attleboro's diverse natural resources, and to provide permitting review for projects proposed within, or nearby wetlands as dictated by the City's Local Wetlands Ordinance and Stormwater Management Ordinance, as well as the Wetlands Protection Act. The best way to reach the Commission members is through the Department of Planning and Development.


 Regular Meetings - 
  • 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month

Agendas & Minutes


Agendas are available a minimum of 48 hours prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.

View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes

Application Materials

  1. Abbreviated Notioce of Resource Area Delineation Packet (ANRAD)
  2. Request for Determination of Applicability Packet (RDA)
  3. Notice of Intent Application Packet (NOI)
  4. Local Wetlands Permit Application Packet (LWPA)
  5. Stormwater Management Permit Application Packet (SWMPA)

Forms

  1. Extension of Time Request Form
  2. Request for Certificate of Compliance (PDF)

Resources

  1. Backyard Conservation - HomeAdvisor
  2. Local Stormwater Ordinance and Regulations (PDF)
  3. Local Wetland Ordinance and Regulations (PDF)
  4. NFIP - Flooding Resources (English)
  5. NFIP - Flooding Resources (Spanish)
  6. Prohibited Plant List

City of Attleboro GIS System

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City of Attleboro GIS

The public can use this system to locate parcels by address, parcel ID, or owner.  You can review assessing information, zoning districts, flood plain, wetlands, and more.  For use instructions, please see the CAI Help Guide.