Conservation Commission approves January minutes, charts long-term planning agenda.
Conservation Commission approves January minutes and directs consultant revision of hiring rules. Acting Chair Carl Brown oversaw the hybrid meeting, at which Consultant Jim Pasman reported consolidating member feedback on a draft plan document set for revision within two weeks. The Commission
Conservation Commission · Meeting of February 26, 2026
RANDOLPH — Conservation Commission approves January minutes and directs consultant revision of hiring rules. Acting Chair Carl Brown oversaw the hybrid meeting, at which Consultant Jim Pasman reported consolidating member feedback on a draft plan document set for revision within two weeks. The Commission identified four long-term planning topics--DEP environmental testing, PFAS monitoring, Stormwater Management Program responsibilities, and public education--and tasked Conservation Administrator Joseph P.
Dunn with arranging informational presentations from town departments and consultants at future meetings. Members Keith Asack and Chris Kimball flagged concerns that proposed consultant-hiring rules combined paid and volunteer positions under identical requirements; the Commission directed Pasman to distinguish between the two categories before resubmission.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of February 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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