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Commission asks staff to check erosion controls at Moulton Ridge, notes land-use-change tax timing and invites concerned citizens
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Kensington Conservation Commission asked Pam Holland to confirm erosion-control measures at the Moulton Ridge Subdivision, said land-use-change tax revenue may be available in summer 2026, and reported that citizens who raised transparency concerns were invited to Commission meetings.
The Kensington Conservation Commission recorded several routine updates at its March 10 meeting, including a directive for Pam Holland to verify that erosion-control measures are in place at the Moulton Ridge Subdivision.
Commissioners also reported they are hopeful the land-use-change tax will be available sometime in summer 2026, a funding stream the commission views as a potential source for future conservation opportunities. The commission did not provide an estimate of anticipated revenue or specific projects that would use such funds.
The commission noted that citizens who had expressed concerns about transparency were invited to attend upcoming Conservation Commission meetings; the transcript records the invitation but does not identify the citizens or provide details about the issues they raised.
As part of routine business, the commission recorded that the January 13 minutes were approved as amended. The March 10 minutes also record a motion to adjourn at 8:20 p.m.; the transcript does not specify who moved or seconded the adjournment motion or record an explicit vote outcome.
Minutes were signed 'Respectfully submitted' by Joan Skewes.
