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Commission notes correspondence, Park Stewards event, and several new-business items for future follow-up
Summary
The commission reviewed correspondence including setbacks and buffer amendment work as a 2026 priority, discussed Adams Road notification concerns, noted a Park Stewards April 2 event (and possible Traip student volunteers), and listed several new-business items — including a proposed kayak ramp, climate matters, KLIC and KCC entries — for future consideration.
During correspondence and announcements the Kittery Conservation Commission recorded several items for upcoming work and follow-up.
Members flagged 'Jason Setbacks and Buffer Amendment Work' as one of the commission's priorities for 2026 and discussed Adams Road, citing a failure to notify and reviewing options to engage earlier and more regularly on such projects. The minutes also list Seacoast On‑Line as an item of record.
The commission noted a Park Stewards event on April 2 where participants will review a park management plan and discuss improvements to footbridges and trails; the minutes record that members discussed possibly asking Traip students to participate in volunteer activities. An 'Invasives Invitation' was recorded for future discussion.
Under new business the minutes list several brief items for later follow-up: an item labeled 'Upcoming at the PB' was noted by Lois Marshall; Donald Moore listed a proposed kayak ramp in RP; Nanci Lovett raised climate as a topic; an item labeled 'KLIC' appears in the agenda with the initials 'MAL' beside it in the minutes; and an item labeled 'KCC' is listed with Joann Kern next to it. The minutes do not expand the KLIC or KCC acronyms or the 'MAL' initials, and no formal motions or votes were recorded on these announcement items at this meeting.
