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Commission approves minutes; members note wildlife sightings and request agendas be posted in advance
Summary
The commission approved the meeting minutes, shared nature notes including frequent bear sightings, confirmed camera placements largely on a member's property, and recorded guests' requests to post agendas and packets before meetings.
The Charlotte Conservation Commission opened administrative business at the July 22 meeting by approving minutes and sharing nature notes noting frequent bear sightings in town. Minutes record the brief nature note as "Bears galore, and sightings abroad."
Commissioners also noted that most trail/monitoring cameras are currently located on one member's property. Guests Charles Russelll and Frank Tenney asked that the agenda and meeting packet be posted prior to future meetings; the commission said it will look to involve Nate Caress or the town planner or Rebecca to address the request.
A motion to approve the minutes was recorded as made and approved; the minutes do not list mover/second names or vote tallies. The meeting proceeded to outreach and planning items before adjourning.
