Littleton Conservation Commission Debates Herbicide Use for Forge Pond’s Invasive Species Management

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Conservation Commission discussed the controversial use of herbicides at Forge Pond as part of a broader strategy to manage invasive plant species. The meeting also addressed a story walk at Long Lake Park, invasive species management at the YAP property, and issues regarding dock storage at Long Lake.

Littleton Conservation Commission Considers Controlled Burn and Kayak Storage Proposal at March Meeting

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission’s recent meeting on March 18, 2025, focused on several topics, including a controversial proposal for a controlled burn to manage invasive species and a debated kayak storage initiative on conservation land. The meeting also touched on stormwater management strategies for a proposed deck addition, the creation of wetlands as part of the Trumble Well project, and discussions on the Frog Pond walkway project costs.

Littleton Conservation Commission Deliberates Restoration Plans and Enforcement Orders Amid Property Development Concerns.

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission’s recent meeting focused on the restoration of areas impacted by unpermitted activities, the intricacies of a shed reconstruction project, and administrative updates on virtual meeting regulations. The commission grappled with compliance and restoration issues on Powers Road, debated drainage and stabilization plans for a property on Sarah Indian Way, and addressed public concerns over property development.

Littleton Conservation Commission Faces Complexities in Implementing Tree Management Policies

Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Littleton Conservation Commission tackled several intricate issues, including the division of conservation restrictions on The Point property, challenges in enforcing tree replacement policies, and the ongoing development of the Shade Tree Committee’s draft policies. Key discussions revolved around administrative adjustments for property conservation, strategies for tree management, and procedural improvements for environmental protection.

Littleton Conservation Commission Debates Wetland Crossing and Erosion Control Plans

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission engaged in discussions about a proposed wetland crossing and associated restoration efforts at their February 4th, 2025, meeting. The commission focused on ongoing litigation regarding a 17-lot subdivision; significant time was devoted to the implications of a newly approved seven-lot plan. The discussions also covered plans for erosion control and vegetation restoration, alongside administrative updates and community engagement strategies.