Open Space Committee discusses climate resilience and land preservation strategy
Open Space Committee outlined climate resilience campaign and property conservation strategy. Chair Lynn Dorman O'Connell convened the meeting with Vice Chair David Herrick and members Judith Bruce and Patty Platten. George Meservey from the Planning Board detailed a town climate resilience
Open Space Committee · Meeting of May 27, 2026
ORLEANS — Open Space Committee outlined climate resilience campaign and property conservation strategy. Chair Lynn Dorman O'Connell convened the meeting with Vice Chair David Herrick and members Judith Bruce and Patty Platten. George Meservey from the Planning Board detailed a town climate resilience initiative featuring walks, infrastructure talks, and design workshops.
The committee discussed developing an awareness flyer targeting residents and voters by end of summer. The committee also discussed transferring four municipal properties to conservation status, including parcels at Bakers Pond and 75 Pochet Road. The committee unanimously approved prior minutes and adjourned.
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Source: the Open Space Committee meeting of May 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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