The Open Space Committee planned a Scout Trail hardening project at Malone Conservation Area by November 30. Chair Bob Hatch is developing the project plan, which requires equipment rental and labor from two teams.
Open Space Committee approves memorial initiatives and trail funding. Chair Bob Hatch and the eight-member committee unanimously approved a 12-inch by 15-inch memorial sign honoring former member Dottie Athens at an estimated cost of $330, and voted unanimously to purchase six Nonesuch apple tree
Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and examines funding sources for trail projects. Chair Bob Hatch will submit a $5,600 request to the Parks Commission for Scout Trail emblems, new Mt. Jefferson trail signs, and a Dottie Athens memorial sign. Treasurer Susan Worth reported combined
Hubbardston Open Space Committee unanimously approved wording for a memorial to longtime advocate Dottie Athens and submitted $6,320 in project funding for town consideration. Chair Bob Hatch had requested $20,000 initially but scaled back after being advised the larger amount would strain the
Hubbardston Open Space Committee will pursue annual budget request for $13K in trail projects. Committee Chair Bob Hatch raised the topic of submitting a budget request to fund approximately $13,000 in projects already approved in the Open Space and Recreation Plan, with the committee currently
Open Space Committee votes to support storybook trail project at Malone Road. The installation will feature 20 lockable frames on aluminum posts along the Jassy's Loop section of the Dottie Rock Trail, with Monty Tech students handling work pending Town Meeting warrant approval. Committee members
Open Space Committee advances conservation efforts and trail maintenance work with grant funding resources. The committee met February 26 to approve prior meeting minutes unanimously and review ongoing projects. Treasurer Susan Worth reported combined account balances of $24,799. The committee is
Hubbardston Open Space Committee moves conservation projects forward, assigns hay contract work. The committee, meeting at Town Hall, reviewed account balances totaling $22,523 and advanced several trail projects, with Bob Hatch and Stephanie Frend procuring cedar for new Mount Jefferson trail
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