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Commission hears Echo Lake Protective Association update on shorelines and hazard mitigation
Summary
Member Tom Wagner reported that the Echo Lake Protective Association is working to keep Echo Lake among the state’s cleanest waters and supports the Townwide Hazard Mitigation Plan goals for surface-water protection and vegetated shorelines.
Tom Wagner updated the Planning Commission on Sept. 12 about the Echo Lake Protective Association’s efforts to maintain Echo Lake’s water quality and to support town hazard-mitigation goals.
Wagner said ELPA’s work aims to keep Echo Lake among the state and nation’s cleanest waters and that the group’s activities align with the Townwide Hazard Mitigation Plan goals of protecting surface waters and expanding vegetated shorelines and buffers. The report was informational; no formal action was taken at the meeting.
