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Knox Trail booklet approved; video screenings set, producer fee noted

Otis Historical Commission · August 5, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved producing a Knox Trail booklet (525 copies estimated at $1,200 plus shipping), noted a $5,000 producer fee for the accompanying video and set public screenings for Aug. 14 (Monterey Library) and Aug. 17 (East Otis).

Tom Ragusa said there are a few inaccuracies in the Knox Trail video and said he will raise them with Jessica Provenz, the director. Ron Bernard reported that producing 525 copies of a Knox Trail booklet would cost $1,200 plus shipping; the commission voted to approve the booklet, with the precise print run to be determined later.

The minutes also record a producer fee for the Knox Trail video of $5,000. A suggestion was made to ask the Otis Preservation Trust to cover that fee; the minutes do not show a formal commitment or funding source. The commission announced public screenings for the video on Aug. 14 at the Monterey Library and on Aug. 17 at Ted Rosenthal’s house in East Otis; both events are listed as open to the public.

No vote tallies or motions naming a mover and seconder for the booklet approval are recorded in the minutes.