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Conservation Commission to join active-transportation task force; Bridle Path accessibility and grant options discussed
Summary
The Conservation Commission agreed to participate in an active-transportation task force if the Climate Action Committee drafts a proposal and discussed making the Bridle Path accessible, including consulting an accessibility expert for a quoted $300 fee and pursuing a Federal Land Access Program grant.
The Town of Kennebunk Conservation Commission agreed at its July 27 meeting to participate in a task force on active transportation if the Climate Action Committee drafts a formal proposal. The commission also tabled detailed comments on the Active Transportation Plan until its August 17 meeting.
Committee member Jennifer Braddick said she had spoken with Tom Wall of Rachel Carson NWR, who recommended consulting accessibility specialist Enoch Glidden about making the Bridle Path accessible; the minutes note Gliddens usual fee as $300. Braddick reported that Rachel Carson NWR could assist with applying for a Federal Land Access Program grant, and members discussed potential private funding sources including LL Bean and the Maine Coast Heritage Trust.
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