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 Board Discusses Community Flower Installation and Cultural Event Plans

Overview: The recent meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen focused on the logistics and planning for a community-wide flower installation project, alongside discussions on upcoming cultural events. The meeting was characterized by detailed coordination efforts for enhancing public spaces with floral displays, as well as considerations for future cultural activities.

Littleton Park and Recreation Commission Advances “Littleton in Bloom” Art Installation and Explores Beach Fee Adjustments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Park and Recreation Commission approved a community art initiative, “Littleton in Bloom,” and discussed potential adjustments to beach access fees to support lake cleanup efforts.

Littleton Board Postpones Vote on Long Lake Safety Zone Amid Strong Community Advocacy

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting on April 7 addressed numerous community concerns, with the most discussion centering on the proposal to establish a 20 mph safety zone around Long Lake. This proposal, driven by strong community advocacy, was supported by a petition signed by 72% of local households and backed by the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee and the Long Lake Neighborhood Association. Despite this support, the board decided to postpone the vote due to the absence of two members, emphasizing the need for full participation in this decision.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Supports Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing Project

Overview: During the April 3, 2025 meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen, members expressed support for a proposal by the developers of Cooper Farm to donate the site of a remaining affordable unit to Habitat for Humanity. The board endorsed the plan, allowing Habitat to construct the affordable unit, a step in resolving a long-standing concern regarding the completion of an affordable housing project. Questions regarding the current status of negotiations between Habitat and the developers were addressed, with confirmation that Habitat was prepared to accept the property and proceed with development upon completion of a nearby duplex.