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The document is a recommended final decision from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Division of Administrative Law Appeals regarding the status of Scott's Brook in North Attleborough. Toll Brothers, Inc. and a group of residents appealed a wetlands determination by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) concerning whether Scott's Brook is an intermittent or perennial stream. The decision concluded that Scott's Brook is an intermittent stream with no associated riverfront area, based on evidence showing that its no-flow conditions were not significantly affected by water withdrawals from nearby irrigation sources. The DEP supported this conclusion, leading to a modification of its previous determination.

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