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Japanese knotweed treated at Ballston Lake Fire Department Memorial Park; trail grant submitted

Town of Ballston Parks & Recreation Committee · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The committee reported the first of three Japanese knotweed treatments at the Ballston Lake Fire Department Memorial Park and treatment/tagging of hemlocks for HWA. A trail grant application was submitted to fund an access trail from Lakehill Road; the Town Board approved a survey for the project.

Committee members reported that the first of three treatments targeting Japanese knotweed at Ballston Lake Fire Department Memorial Park has been completed; the minutes note an intention to clear the area in time to use it as a sledding hill this winter. Hemlocks in the park have been treated for hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) and tagged for follow-up.

A trail grant application has been submitted to fund an access trail from Lakehill Road to the pavilion at the Memorial Park, and the Town Board has approved a survey of the proposed route. Committee members listed additional projects to maintain momentum, including an access path from Lakehill Road to the pavilion, a small playground next to the pavilion, refurbishment of the volleyball court, and trail repairs from the pavilion area to the field.