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Commission updates conservation easements review; Remick Farm replaces non‑compliant sign
Summary
Easements for the O'Bryan and Aprille properties are under review by the town attorney and a survey plan for a powerline lot was recorded; the Remick Farm removed a non‑compliant “No Trespassing” sign and installed a “No Motorized Vehicles” sign permitted by the easement.
Ned Beecher reported that conservation easements for the two O’Bryan and Aprille properties are being reviewed by the town attorney, Michael Malaguti, and that Jim Hambrook recorded the survey plan for the northern powerline lot the Tuesday after the meeting.
In monitoring updates, Ned said the Remick Farm removed a non‑compliant “No Trespassing” sign from the driveway of the former Aspinall property on Cleveland Hill Road and replaced it with a sign reading “No Motorized Vehicles,” which the easement allows. The new sign also includes a statement welcoming walking and nature study. Commissioners discussed boundary blazing and planned follow‑up monitoring.
