Trails Committee approves charter revision, authorizes Old Home Day table fee
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
Trails Committee · Meeting of May 6, 2026
CARLISLE — 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 members Sarah Carmichael and Adam Chojnacki requested transitions from voting to associate status citing family and work commitments.
The committee discussed trail maintenance on multiple projects including Two Rod Road Repair Phase 3, Old Morse Road erosion work, and a newly proposed New Bedford Road trail connecting Kimball's to Woodward Village.
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Source: the Trails Committee meeting of May 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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