Architects determine McLean Barn at Lone Tree Hill can be restored for Waypoint program. The committee heard that architects confirmed the restoration is feasible for Waypoint Adventure, an organization providing hiking and cycling programs for people with disabilities.
Land management committee approved $12,242.08 in conservation and trail work on Lone Tree Hill. In a 5-1 vote, the committee approved $9,922.08 to Parterre Ecological for invasive species treatment and $2,320 to Nunez Landscaping for trail mowing. Unanimously, it approved trail remediation on
Land Management Committee approved prior minutes unanimously, 6-0, and advanced trail signage and barn feasibility work. The committee expects trail signage ordered by NEMBA to be ready for installation by early August. The committee received updates on invasive species management, including
The Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill unanimously approved the purchase of 12 no bike signs and up to 25 trail closed signs from Voss Signs during its June 4 meeting. In a separate unanimous vote, the committee authorized an invasive removal workday by Biodiversity Builders nonprofit on
Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill approves trail modifications and Waypoint Adventure barn use. The committee unanimously voted to close a trail crossing from Belmont Hill Club property to Lone Tree Hill by placing boulders in a stone wall gap, install "no-bike" signage on the Pine
Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill unanimously approves tree work and volunteer planting. The committee backed Tree Specialists Inc. for removal of a downed silver maple branch and minor pruning at 745 dollars, plus a 75-tree planting project estimated at 9,050 dollars and fully funded by
Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill approves $1,915 invasive species treatment proposal. The seven-member committee unanimously backed the Tree Specialists, Inc. invoice to treat invasive species along the Pine Allee and stone wall at Concord Avenue, with the Judy Record Conservation Fund
Land Management Committee for Lone Tree Hill unanimously approved two Nunez Landscaping proposals totaling $5,570 for seasonal trail mowing and Concord Avenue vegetation cutting. The committee also approved dog waste signage for placement at four kiosks, the Mill Street Parking Lot, and the Coal
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
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