Bicycle Panel Reports Microgrant Spent, Infrastructure Updates
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee reported fully using its $5,014.15 microgrant on equipment including a public bike repair stand and youth bicycle.
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee reported fully using its $5,014.15 microgrant on equipment including a public bike repair stand and youth bicycle.
The Inland Wetlands Agency approved a subdivision and invasive species removal.
The Bauer Park Advisory Committee approved a disc golf booth and activity for the Harvest Festival.
Madison's Board of Finance unanimously approved three items at a July 27 special meeting. The board accepted a recurring annual grant of $12,808 from Work Force Alliance for the MYFS Summer Youth Employment Program.
The Madison Conservation Commission continued work on conservation priorities and planned inter-board coordination through a "Congress of Committees" involving town land-use agencies and boards.
Madison Conservation Commission explores land conservation options for Opening Hill property sale. The Commission approved prior meeting minutes and discussed the approximately $2 million Opening Hill property with approximately 15 acres adjoining Cockaponsett State Forest, exploring conservation
Madison Conservation Commission targets September 21 Select Board meeting for a presentation on urban tree benefits. Chair Heather Crawford said the commission would explore a joint appearance with the town's Tree Advisory Committee, which is already scheduled to deliver its first-year report that
New school building committee voted unanimously to approve $9,673.12 in invoices during July 20 proceedings. Members present were George Noewatne, Bob Blundon, Sharon Shoemaker, Amanda Mitchell, and Woodie Weiss; absent were Graham Curtis and Tina Szwejkowski.
Madison Board of Selectmen unanimously approved facility projects and equipment purchases totaling $696K on July 20.
Madison's ad hoc Facilities Committee unanimously approved a draft Master Plan Report. Committee chair David Kadamus presided over the six-member body at the July 16 meeting. The committee discussed and incorporated suggested modifications before voting on the report.
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