Transfer Station Action Committee appoints Kleyn; plans May audit and composting campaign.
Transfer Station Action Committee unanimously appoints Kleyn, plans May audit. The committee scheduled a May 9, 2026 sticker compliance and traffic-pattern audit, the first in two and a half years, with Benjamin Sherry drafting a monitoring checklist for the April 12 meeting. Laura Snowdon chairs
Transfer Station Action Committee · Meeting of March 5, 2026
CARLISLE — Transfer Station Action Committee unanimously appoints Kleyn, plans May audit. The committee scheduled a May 9, 2026 sticker compliance and traffic-pattern audit, the first in two and a half years, with Benjamin Sherry drafting a monitoring checklist for the April 12 meeting. Laura Snowdon chairs the panel, which discussed implementation costs should the Select Board approve a food waste ban: approximately $1,500 net per bin annually for two hundred additional residents composting, with John Petrie preparing frequently asked questions.
Tom Bilotta, John Petrie, and Laura Snowdon will contact select board members; the committee also plans Swap Shop improvements and a welcome-kit contribution for new residents.
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Source: the Transfer Station Action Committee meeting of March 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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