Open Space and Recreation Committee approves $2,500 for Powder House Hill tree removal. The committee narrowed the budget to focus exclusively on trees presenting imminent hazard following an arborist consultation. Olga Hayes reported that new parking paving at Newport Park has been completed; the
The Open Space and Recreation Committee approved prior meeting minutes unanimously and reviewed multiple town trail and park projects at its June 18 session. The Conservation Commission approved approximately $2,500 for tree removal contractor work at Powder House Hill, with the committee limiting
Open Space Committee approves $280 GIS mapping project for town conservation land. Cape Ann Trail Stewards' Amy Blondin will deliver reference maps, parcel spreadsheets, and acreage calculations by July, with work starting June 7th. The Committee declined formal action on Essex County Trail
Open Space Committee prioritizes Western Woods conservation mapping. Co-chair Steve Gang's committee designated the western and Beverly side of Western Woods, Eaglehead wildlife area, and Weems parcels as priority zones for potential Article 97 conservation, citing accessibility and vulnerability
Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and prioritizes trail improvements. Olga Hayes convened the panel to review updates on Western Woods conservation access, Dexter Pond trail clearing with an April 7 CATS invasive removal program, and new parking at Newport Park for Powder House Hill. Marc
Open Space Committee advances trail improvements across Manchester conservation areas. The committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and heard updates on Western Woods access improvements using Community Preservation Committee funds, ongoing trail work at Dexter Pond focused on debris
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