Tewksbury Open Space Committee authorized multiple initiatives at its September 10 meeting, approving prior minutes and scheduling fall guided walks. The committee reviewed 78 open space parcels held by NMCOG, expecting a majority to be retained once review concludes. Members scheduled guided walks
The Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee began reviewing town parcels proposed for removal from its open space inventory. During a September 2 working group meeting, the committee reviewed 36 of 78 parcels submitted by NMCOG, finding most have conservation or recreation value. Parcels deemed
Tewksbury Open Space Committee reelected its leadership through unanimous votes at an August meeting. Tom Branchaud was reelected chair, Bruce Shick as vice chair, and Paige Impink as clerk. The committee advanced a boardwalk project on Hospital land, with Assistant Town Manager Robert Maynard and
Open Space committee advanced hospital land and recreation plan projects. The committee approved plans for the Hospital Land project with an RFP draft due by June 30 and full release targeted for July 31, with design work slated for August and potential inclusion of boardwalk construction costs in
Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee advances plan sections to regional agency. The committee approved submission of Open Space Inventory Sections 5 and 6 to NMCOG and tasked Tom Branchaud with scheduling a working group to finalize Section 7, the Action Plan. Conservation agent Abigail
Tewksbury Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee approved February minutes and advanced draft goals for the spring town meeting warrant. The six-member committee, led by Clerk Paige Impink, reviewed sections of the Open Space plan with consultants Alex Lowder and Megan Tenhoff, directing members
Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee moves draft toward completion with regional input. Chair Tom Branchaud organized the plan's goals, objectives, and actions for submission to the Northern Middlesex Council of Governments for analysis, with committee members asked to review the 36-page draft
Open Space committee approves December minutes, advances hospital land boardwalk project. Bruce Shick secured a Community Preservation Committee request for $30,190 to fund survey, wetlands identification, and design for two crossings at East and Maple streets; spring town meeting approval would
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