Lone Tree Hill panel approves 2026 invasives management plan.
The Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill unanimously approved a Parterre proposal for invasive species control totaling $9,922.08, with the Judy Record Fund covering half the cost. The plan includes Black Swallow Wort control in June for $4,868.06 and woody invasive species management in
Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill · Meeting of January 7, 2026
BELMONT — The Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill unanimously approved a Parterre proposal for invasive species control totaling $9,922.08, with the Judy Record Fund covering half the cost. The plan includes Black Swallow Wort control in June for $4,868.06 and woody invasive species management in July for $5,054.02 across multiple zones. Committee members also unanimously approved permission for Belmont Conservation Volunteers to post signage at the site and discussed a bylaw amendment to prohibit unauthorized postings such as Tibetan prayer flags and to authorize the committee to remove them.
The panel moved its March meeting from March 4 to March 11 to avoid conflict with a special town meeting.
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Source: the Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill meeting of January 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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