Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency

Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency approves Print Shop Road industrial improvements. The unanimous approval for the 49-acre property, owned by Winstanley Enterprises, allows building footprint reduction while adding 5,300 square feet of impervious surface. To mitigate unavoidable wetland

Enfield Inland Wetlands Agency approves two permits and continues enforcement actions. The agency unanimously approved a wetlands permit for Heron Homes, LLC at Post Office Road for water service excavation after corrections to erosion and sediment controls, requiring Wetlands Agent inspection and

Enfield's Inland Wetlands Agency approved 100 Bright Meadow Associates' proposal to subdivide 65 acres into 8 building lots on Bright Meadow Boulevard. Attorney Carl Landolina and engineer Paul Rodrigue presented the plan, which preserves two wetland areas while enabling future phased development.

Inland Wetlands upholds cease-and-desist on Post Office Road water line work. The agency voted 8-0 on February 17 to uphold a cease-and-desist order against Heron Homes, LLC, for unpermitted excavation begun on Post Office Road in February after a December 2025 permit had expired. Zoning

Enfield Inland Wetlands Agency holds executive session on Liquore Sand and Gravel litigation. Commissioner Kenneth Hilinski convened the meeting at 6:05 p.m. with thirteen of twenty commissioners present to discuss Docket No. LND-HHD-CV19-6118659-S involving the agency, Town of Enfield, Zoning