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Tri‑Town conservation meeting set for Nov. 7, Fayston to host
Summary
Fayston will host a Tri‑Town Conservation Commission meeting on Nov. 7 featuring reports from each town and a presentation on biodiversity conference highlights; Brian Litmans will present 3–5 guiding questions and co-chairs will finalize and distribute the agenda.
The Fayston Conservation Commission confirmed a Tri‑Town Conservation Commission meeting for Nov. 7 that will be hosted by George Schenk and is intended to include reports and a focused conversation among participating towns. The draft agenda emphasizes meeting goals, time allocations for each commission to report, and a presentation by Curt Lindburg on highlights from the Convention on Biological Diversity COP. "Brian will present 3-5 questions to direct the conversation," according to the minutes.
Members discussed whether to invite Moretown and Duxbury and whether the meeting should be open to the public; commissioners noted that opening the meeting to the public would require giving a warning at least one week in advance. Co-chairs will fine tune the draft agenda and email it to all conservation commission attendees for edits.
