Town Hall
25 Green Street
Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938

The Ipswich Conservation Commission
Conservation is a department of:
 "The Division of the Planning and Development"

The Ipswich Wetlands Protection Bylaw was established in 1990 by the voters of the Town to protect the wetlands, public and private water supplies, ground water and surface water, flood plains/flood control, storm water damage prevention, erosion or sedimentation control, water pollution prevention, fisheries land containing shellfish, wildlife habitat, thus protecting the quality of life in Ipswich. It was last updated in July 2001, so that is the version to rely upon.

The Conservation Commission is a seven member, volunteer board who’ve been appointed to protect and uphold the state and local wetland regulations.
 

Conservation Department Staff
Staff members supporting the Commission are Conservation Agent, David Pancoast, and Conservation Clerk, Gail Surpitski, who both can be reached 978-356-6661. Inquiries should always be directed to the office first.

Email: Conservation Clerk

The Conservation Commission generally meets on the 1^st and 3^rd Wednesdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Selectmen’s Room A, second floor of Town Hall, 25 Green Street, unless otherwise posted. See link to Commission meeting schedule for the current year below. The meeting dates typically change in November and December to avoid the major holidays.

*2010 MEETING SCHEDULE AND FILING DEADLINES

*Current Meeting Agenda

*Meeting Minutes

All meetings dates are posted outside of the Commission Office and Town Clerk's Office.

OFFICE HOURS