Select Board approves KVCOG composting grant plan, asks for alternate locations
The Thorndike Select Board approved Parks & Rec moving forward with a KVCOG community composting grant after a presentation that detailed pad dimensions and a three-bay design; members asked staff to consider more than one site and discussed rodent risks and public education.
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The Thorndike Select Board on April 1 approved Parks & Recreation’s application to move forward with a KVCOG community composting grant after a presentation from Parks & Rec representative Maggie Camden.
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