Littleton Commission Discusses Invasive Species Disposal and Dock Policies

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission’s meeting on April 16th, 2024, was notable for its focus on the management of invasive species and the approval of the Lakeshore compliance dock policy. The Commission considered various options for the disposal of invasive species, including collaboration with the fire department and the use of a parking lot for drying out material. The approved dock policy includes a two-year compliance period, addressing fees, and grace periods for dock owners.

Littleton Commission Plans Conservation Overhaul

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission recently convened to discuss several significant initiatives that aim to enhance local conservation efforts and public amenities. The meeting’s focal point was a series of proposals encompassing the extension of a walking path at the beach, the replacement of a fishing dock, and a townwide cleanup effort in collaboration with the Long Lake Neighborhood Association, with a particular focus on the Frog Pond area.

Littleton Commission Tackles Environmental Concerns and Growth

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission meeting addressed various important environmental issues, including the approval of additional pump testing for the Littleton Water Department, leash law compliance on conservation lands, and the handling of a hazardous tree removal. The commission also tackled discussions on the Community Preservation Committee funds, a proposed three-lot subdivision, and the protection of natural resources in the context of development.