Conservation Commission approves Eagle Scout picnic tables, advances trail accessibility work
Conservation Commission approves Eagle Scout picnic tables, advances trail accessibility work. Chair Chris Garrahan oversaw unanimous approval of two ADA-compliant picnic tables at Koulas Farm Reservation and a Standard Order of Conditions for a 25.5-foot by 14.5-foot addition to Trinity Church at
Conservation Commission · Meeting of June 9, 2026
CHELMSFORD — Conservation Commission approves Eagle Scout picnic tables, advances trail accessibility work. Chair Chris Garrahan oversaw unanimous approval of two ADA-compliant picnic tables at Koulas Farm Reservation and a Standard Order of Conditions for a 25.5-foot by 14.5-foot addition to Trinity Church at 170 Old Westford Road. The board also heard a state "Trails for All 2026" update on accessibility improvements; two ADA-compliant trails are currently active on Conservation Reservations.
Conservation Agent David Koonce reported tree clearing at multiple sites and a Freeman Lake plant treatment scheduled for June 25, 2026. Four regulatory hearings and two certificate actions were continued or approved.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of June 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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