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Volunteer pruning planned at Boyce Hill; mower purchase under consideration
Summary
The commission scheduled volunteer pruning at Boyce Hill in March, has chosen a preferred mower pending spring purchase, plans to return a borrowed mower, and referred a neighbor‑tree concern to the Selectboard after a Jan. 13 meeting.
The Fayston Conservation Commission reported that there will be no formal pruning workshop in February at Boyce Hill but that volunteer pruning is planned for March by the stone corral. The commission said it has selected a preferred mower and will consider purchasing it in the spring; the borrowed mower will be returned.
Members noted a concern about a tree bordering a neighbor’s property; Woody Dugan met with the Selectboard on Jan. 13 and the issue is now on the Selectboard's agenda. The commission also noted that gathering reliable trail‑use data at Boyce Hill is difficult because there is no single, easily tracked location for counters.
