Open Space and Recreation Committee

Open Space and Recreation Committee discusses Wheelwright Park cell tower petition. Attorney Fred Zotos outlined small cell technology as an alternative to the planned installation, estimating units at $25,000 each compared to a cell tower cost of $500,000 to $1 million, and suggested consulting

Open Space committee advances three conservation restrictions. The Open Space and Recreation Committee voted unanimously 10-0 to initiate conservation restrictions on 15 acres at 210 Sohier St., two one-acre parcels off Beach St., and Wheelwright Park, after citizen Jeff Waal presented the 210

Open Space and Recreation Committee reviews Wheelwright Park cell tower alternatives. Seven members discussed revenue allocation, with the town receiving 55 percent of sublease revenue directed to the Community Preservation Committee for land preservation and recreation, plus an initial $10,000

Open Space and Recreation Committee unanimously endorses Nature for Massachusetts Coalition support. The nine-member panel, chaired by Ginny LeClair, voted to back legislation that would generate $100 million in conservation and recreation revenue. The committee also reviewed progress on its open