www.WashingtonCT.org The Town of Washington, Connecticut Conservation Commission

Office: Lower level of Bryan Memorial Town Hall Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Telephone: 860-868-0423 Fax: 860-868-2819 Note that several departments share this fax line, so be sure to address your document clearly! Email: conservation@washingtonct.org Forms: See our Forms page for application forms U.S. Mail Address: Conservation Commission Town of Washington P.O. Box 383 Washington Depot, CT 06794 Street Address: Conservation Commission Town of Washington 2 Bryan Plaza Washington Depot, CT 06794 Appointed Officials: (3-year term) • Susan Payne, Chairman • Kelly Boling, Vice Chairman • Diane M. Dupuis, • Phillip Markert • Linda Frank • Elizabeth Corrigan, alt. • Philip M. Dutton, alt. • Richard Sonder, alt. Staff: • Shelley White, Secretary Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 1-3

Meeting Dates:

Generally, the first Wednesday of each month at 5:00 PM in the Land Use Meeting Room on the lower level of Bryan Memorial Town Hall. See the Town Calendar for possible schedule exceptions, for instance because of holidays. Also be sure to check Public & Legal Notices for possible last minute schedule changes.

Minutes of previous meetings are available online.

Documents:

• Open Space Plan revised August 6, 2003 ( 27 pages)
• Invasive Plants of Washington

Pest Alerts

• Mile-aMinute Vine ()

Permits:

The Conservation Commission does not issue permits; it reviews applications referred to it by the other land use commissions.

Town of Washington – Scenic Roads

• 12/2/03 Turner Road
• 3/2/04 Buffum Road
• 4/6/04 Gunn Hill Road (.9 mile)
• 8/3/04 Shinar Mountain Road
• 10/5/04 Senff Road
• 11/3/04 Walker Brook Road
• 2/1/05 West Morris Road
• 4/5/05 Sunny Ridge Road (Rt. 109 south)
• 8/2/05 Hinkle Road
• 10/4/05 Wheaton Road
• 5/3/06 Nettleton Hollow Road
• 9/6/06 Rabbit Hill Road
• 12/2/06 Couch Road
• 3/4/08 Whittlesey Road

For information on including other roads in the Town of Washington as Scenic Roads, Please refer to the Planning Commission page.

Other Commissions:

See our Land Use Brochure ( 16 pages) for an overview of land use in Washington.

Land use issues may involve one or more Town departments. See Land Use Commissions for general information about:

• Conservation Commission
• Historic District Commission
• Inland Wetlands Commission
• Planning Commission
• Zoning Commission
• Zoning Board of Appeals

Annual Reports:

See the Town Annual Report for yearly reports on the activities of the Conservation Commission.