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Kennebunk commission to meet with Climate Action Committee on Bridal Path; World Migratory Fish Day volunteer plans discussed
Summary
The commission scheduled a June 1 joint meeting with the Climate Action Committee to scope Bridal Path repairs and potential 2027 funding applications; the group also coordinated volunteer support for the World Migratory Fish Day event and posted upcoming meeting dates.
The Town of Kennebunk Conservation Commission scheduled a joint session with the Climate Action Committee for June 1 to discuss repairs to the Bridal Path and to consider forming a joint subcommittee to develop scope and funding plans in advance of 2027 grant opportunities.
Lisa Pagano (Climate Action Committee) and commission members said the objective is to work with town staff to define scope and funding so that the town can be ready to apply for repair funding next year. The minutes record the June 1 meeting date specifically as the next step in that coordination.
Separately, Sally Tabor said she will check whether students who volunteered for invasive-plant removal at Rogers Pond can assist at the World Migratory Fish Day event; the commission discussed event logistics and what supplies each group should bring.
The minutes close by listing the commission’s upcoming meeting schedule through December and by recording adjournment at 8:45 p.m.
