Today, the Town announced that progress on cleaning up an old farm dump will impact parking and trail access at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land.
BHCL will still be open to the public, but there will be restricted areas, starting Monday and lasting for several weeks. Read the full article → from Breakneck Hill land access will be temporarily restricted for Farm Dump cleanup project (Updated)
With all of the controversial items on the Town Meeting Warrant, there are some Articles that haven’t gotten much attention. One bundle is proposed zoning amendments by the Conservation Commission. Read the full article → from Annual Town Meeting: Breakneck Hill dump and bylaw deficiencies
Some of the Town’s ARPA money will cover Phase I of the Town’s “remediation” plan to clean up an old farm dump on Breakneck Hill Conservation Land. Read the full article → from Town taking steps to clean up Breakneck Hill farm dump under environmental Consent Order
Town officials are discussing the necessary steps to cleanup a long standing “hazard” on Town owned conservation land. Read the full article → from Health Director recommending Town clean up Breakneck Hill dump
A letter from the state’s Public Records Division ties together two recent stories on the blog: a rebuke of Southborough’s handling of Executive Session minutes and concerns raised about a “monster” on Town-owned Conservation Land. Read the full article → from State instructs Town it must justify exemptions to OML for records about Town-owned farm dump
A spooky video demonstrated that hikers would actually “meet” an old dump that “continues to haunt” Town owned conservation land. That won’t take place, but the “monster” is still there. Read the full article → from You can’t “Meet the Monster” but you can learn more about it
Resident (and member of the Conservation Commission) Carl Guyer asked me to share a special invitation for the public. He’s using seasonally themed theatrics to raise awareness of an old dump at Breakneck Hill Road. Read the full article → from Cancelled – “Meet the Monster at Breakneck Hill” (Updated)