Beach Commission unanimously approved a commemorative Surf Club ornament fundraiser on October 6. Director Austin Hall was authorized to work with artist Jamie Dietz on the project, with donations of $5 per ornament benefiting the recreation department.
Beach Commission members reviewed fall events and facility updates on September 1. Four of five members attended and discussed fall recreation programming and the upcoming Surf Club Master Plan survey.
Madison's Beach and Recreation Commission heard resident concerns about beach sand loss at its July 7 meeting. Resident Betsy Manning shared 1991 photographs documenting erosion and asked about replenishment timing.
Madison Beach Commission discussed the Surf Club Master Plan, summer operations, and bicentennial events. The commission reviewed the status of the Surf Club Master Plan and discussed a public information session scheduled for 6:00 PM on June 10 at Neck River Elementary School.
The Beach and Recreation Commission voted unanimously to recommend a combined Surf Club master plan design to the Board of Selectmen.
Madison Beach Commission scheduled a May 20 special meeting to review Surf Club Master Plan concepts. The Commission announced a bicentennial celebration June 27 at Garvan Point from 1:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Surf Club, featuring food trucks and live music, with a rain date of June 28.
Madison Beach Commission reaffirmed out-of-town beach pass fee increase. On April 7, the five-member Commission maintained its position after the Board of Selectmen requested a phased approach, with the fee increase set for the upcoming season and no increase proposed for resident passes.
Madison Beach Commission voted unanimously to approve 2026 parking pass rates for residents and visitors. The Commission set non-resident season passes at $200, weekday daily passes at $50, and weekend daily passes at $75, while keeping resident passes at prior-year levels.
The Madison Beach and Recreation Commission reviewed Surf Club Master Plan survey results Monday evening. Chad Frost of Kent + Frost Consulting reported strong turnout and valuable feedback from public information sessions.
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