Trails Committee and Select Board Discuss Trail Priorities
The Trails Committee and Select Board discussed trail connection priorities and town-wide acquisition strategy.
The Trails Committee and Select Board discussed trail connection priorities and town-wide acquisition strategy.
The Trails Committee reviewed a housing and conservation swap at Cranberry Bog with significant concerns.
Carlisle Trails Committee approves $5,600 in trail maintenance projects and repairs. Chair Alan Ankers presided as the committee unanimously approved $500 toward a new Department of Public Works mower, $268.35 for an Eagle Scout project, and approximately $3,800 in additional equipment and
Trails Committee elects leadership and confirms four associate and two full members. The committee unanimously approved Alan Ankers as Chair, Patricia Wolfe as Vice Chair, and Warren Spence as Clerk, while recommending John Zielinski and Merritt Maxim as full voting members and Kath Hardcastle,
Carlisle Trails Committee conducts membership interviews with three candidates. Chair Steve Tobin and four in-person members, along with remotely-attending Merritt Maxim, heard from John Cappella Zielinski, an archeologist and Air Force veteran interested in full membership; Maxim, an associate
Trails Committee approves revised charter and votes unanimously to fund Old Home Day table. Chair Alan Ankers oversaw two membership interviews and processed two bills totaling $644.40, including $503.12 for an Eagle Scout kiosk project and $141.28 for duckboards on Otter Slide trail. Current
Carlisle Trails Committee authorizes $600 for Eagle Scout information kiosk. At the April 8 meeting, the committee unanimously approved funding to complete Lucas Milliken's Great Meadows project, which has raised $100 and is due to finish by late July. Chair Stephen P. Tobin and the membership also
Trails Committee endorses affordable housing conversion of Carlisle Cranberry Bog. Chair Alan Ankers and the committee discussed the Housing Trust and Planning Board plan to create four units of housing targeting households earning 30 to 100 percent of area median income, with an estimated project
Carlisle Trails Committee approves $500 conservation funding for DPW equipment purchase. The committee unanimously voted to allocate up to $500 from Community Preservation Act funds toward a $9,500 stand-up mower for the Department of Public Works to maintain trails on town conservation land at the
Carlisle Trails Committee advances 2026 work plan and email system upgrade. Chair Alan Ankers was unanimously authorized to spend up to $200 on a MailChimp account to replace the committee's problematic Comcast email system. The committee approved minutes and a $500 anonymous donation, then
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