Concord Commission Backs Bow Hunt, Heritage Marker
The Concord Natural Resources Commission approved a new Black Heritage Trail marker and advanced plans to renew a bow-hunting pilot program.
The Concord Natural Resources Commission approved a new Black Heritage Trail marker and advanced plans to renew a bow-hunting pilot program.
The Concord MCI Master Plan Committee approved amended minutes 6-0 by roll call and previewed its September 9 public meeting on the former prison redevelopment.
The Warners Pond Management Committee reversed itself on consultant conflict-of-interest rules and flagged a dam maintenance gap.
The Concord Historic Districts Commission voted 5-0 to approve window and addition-footprint plans for a major renovation at 441 Main Street, while continuing review of a porch, dormers and shed to September 9.
Concord's committee overseeing the town's Climate Action and Resilience Plan approved August 10 meeting minutes 6-0 and spent most of a 90-minute session reworking draft plan language.
Concord's Commission on Disabilities approved July minutes and spent its August 13 meeting shaping a remote town meeting participation plan and ranking accessibility fixes.
The Concord Personnel Board voted unanimously to uphold the town's denial of a sick leave buyback for a retiring 38-year recreation employee identified as Ms. Hill.
The Concord Community Preservation Committee approved shifting previously committed funds for the Thoreau Elementary School athletic fields project after the district raised private money for part of the work.
Concord's climate committee voted 6-0 to add a solar energy goal to its draft Climate Action and Resilience Plan.
Concord's MCI Master Plan Committee reviewed a reworked site design for the former MCI-Concord property, scrapping a planned rotary for two signalized intersections.
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