Somerset Conservation Commission Approves Four Projects, Continues Power Plant Battery Review
Somerset Conservation Commission approves four permits, continues former Montaup Power Plant wetland review to April 6.
SOMERSET -- March 2, 2026, Somerset Conservation Commission approves four permits, continues former Montaup Power Plant wetland review to April 6. The commission voted unanimously at its March 2 meeting to issue orders of conditions for four separate projects: a private dock at 12 Annette Ave. for Jacqueline Esme, a dock at 96 Anchor Drive for Malcolm Tenglin, a dock and seawall rebuild for Sebastian Holdings LLC at 34 Anchor Drive, and a residential dwelling near bordering vegetated wetlands on a Purrington Street parcel for Kyle Medeiros. The commission also issued a negative determination, finding no wetlands jurisdiction, for a garage at 200 Millers Lane. Chair Mary Albert opened the meeting by acknowledging two open meeting law violations stemming from the January 27 session, saying, "I probably will never forget to do that again." The highest-profile item, an abbreviated notice of resource area delineation filed by Denver-based Somerset Energy Storage LLC for three parcels at the former Montaup plant site on Riverside Avenue, was continued to April 6 pending review by Rule LLC, which the commission retained as an independent wetland consultant.
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