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Bolton selectmen pause on $250,000 parks grant; ask staff for options before applying
Summary
The Bolton Board of Selectmen discussed a $250,000 legislative parks-and-recreation appropriation but did not approve applying for the funds until staff and a small committee return recommendations for specific projects and any restrictions on the money.
The Bolton Board of Selectmen on Tuesday discussed a $250,000 legislative appropriation earmarked for parks and recreation but did not authorize immediate acceptance or spending. Instead, the board directed administrators to gather information about restrictions and return with concrete options, and members proposed forming a small advisory group to recommend uses. The money was described during the meeting as a legislative grant secured by state lawmakers and sent to the town through the state Department of…
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