Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee reviewed water quality data and deferred major decisions pending a final report. Treasurer Peter Vonloesecke reported a $520 allocation from reserves for National Grid bills with a remaining deficit from monitoring work, and the committee approved July
Bare Hill Pond committee held public forum on drawdown strategy amid resident division. Approximately 40 residents attended to address pond management concerns. Chair Bruce Leicher reported water quality metrics remain positive: Secchi disk clarity at 13.5 feet and total phosphorus at 0.017 mg/L.
Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee approves prior minutes and pursues modest budget increase. Chair Bruce Leicher and the seven-member committee, meeting via Zoom, discussed a 2–3 percent budget boost to offset higher electricity and maintenance costs, with the year expected to finish a
Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee approves prior minutes, faces $1,500 budget shortfall. Treasurer Peter Von Loesecke reported outstanding obligations of roughly $5,200, including an ARC monitoring contract of approximately $4,457; ARC's fees increased approximately $1,500 over the
Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee approves ARC water monitoring and frog census expansion. Chair Bruce Leicher reported $4,900 remains in the fiscal-year budget, with the ARC spring monitoring contract at $4,500. Rainer assumed leadership of the frog count program with training planned
Bare Hill Pond Watershed Management Committee reviewed finances and permit status at January meeting. Chair Bruce Leicher reported remaining fiscal-year budget of $4,935 and a pending $9,800 National Grid bill that may require reserve transfer if additional charges are owed. The Massachusetts
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