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Fayston conservation group outlines kiosks plan after CRV campaign launch
Summary
Fayston Conservation Commission said the Conservation and Recreation Visioning "Attitude of Gratitude" campaign launched June 11 and members are auditing more than 50 trailhead kiosks; MRV Rec District funds may pay for sign improvements, with Fayston taking responsibility for kiosks at Boyce and Chase Brook.
The Fayston Conservation Commission said its Conservation and Recreation Visioning (CRV) "Attitude of Gratitude" campaign launched at Big Picture on June 11 with a strong local turnout. Commission members reported that Frannie, a CRV subgroup volunteer, is assessing the condition of more than 50 trailhead kiosks across the valley.
Mad River Valley Recreation District has allocated some funds for sign improvements, the commission said, and Fayston intends to direct most of its share toward a new sign at the Rec Hub. The commission is responsible for maintaining the kiosk inserts at Boyce Hill and the Chase Brook trailhead and will look into a simpler sleeve system for inserts.
Commissioners also noted organizational changes affecting coordination: two local organizations (identified in minutes as MRR and MRP) are in the process of merging, which the commission said may affect future signage and maintenance coordination. The commission recorded no formal vote on signage at the June 24 meeting but set the work as an ongoing project and budgeting priority for the coming months.
