Bruce Freeman Rail Trail

This page contains permitting and construction information associated with the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail that has been filed with the Conservation Commission. Construction commenced on January 23, 2023.

Permitting

Resource Area Delineation

Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation

Order of Resource Area Delineation

Sudbury BFRT ORAD Amendment Request

MA DOT BFRT Peer Report

Amended Order of Resource Area Delineation

Notice of Intent

Original Notice of Intent Submittal

Revised Notice of Intent Submittal

Order of Conditions

Approved Plan Set

Chapter 91

Determination of Applicability

Construction Documents

Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan

Invasive Species Mitigation Plan and Mapping

Construction Schedule

Proposed Construction Schedule

February 8, 2023 Three Week Look Ahead

March 13, 2023 Three Week Look Ahead

Studies

General Wildlife Habitat Assessment Report – Bruce Freeman Rail Trail

Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Report for Culvert 4

Construction Photos

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