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Approved Minutes Feb 2 05
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Canton Conservation Commission Pequitside Farm - Tavern Room 79 Pleasant Street, Canton, Ma. 02021 Minutes of Meeting of February 2, 2005 Attendance: John Friel-Chairman, James Sims- Vice-Chairman, Robert Doe-Treasurer, Jan Hagan- Clerk, David McLelland and Edward Lynch Also in Attendance: Robert Murphy- Conservation Agent Acting Recording Secretary: Jan Hagan Chairman John Friel opened hearing @ 7:01 P.M. Minutes - January 19, 2005 Motion: by Bob Doe to accept the Minutes of January 19,2005 Seconded by Dave McLelland Vote: 4 - Yes 0 - No 2 - Abstain Minutes - December 15, 2004 Motion: by Bob Doe to accept the Minutes of December 15, 2004 Seconded by Jan Hagan Vote: 6 - Yes 0 - No Tom Waldman - Clean up Project - Reservoir Pond Tom Waldman, a High School Freshman and Eagle Scout candidate in Troop 77 spoke on a project he is doing to clean up Reservoir Pond and Pequit Brook. Tom is hoping to recruit people with canoes and kayaks to help him in May. Informational notices will be put into the two Canton newspapers and the Pond Preservation Newsletter asking for volunteers. Tom and the volunteers, including members of his Troop and neighborhood, will collect trash and debris in and around Reservoir Pond and Pequit Brook, and sending it to the landfill. Additionally, he is developing an informational letter and brochure that he will send to abutters of the Reservoir and Pequit Brook as well as to the businesses along Turnpike Street, in an attempt to heighten awareness. Motion: by Jan Hagan to endorse this project by Tom Waldman Seconded by Ed Lynch Vote: 6 - Yes 0 - No PUBLIC HEARING No public hearings. CONTINUA TIONS Anthony Will- 1010 Turnpike Street DEP# 124-934 Ed Lynch recused himself from the Continuation Hearing on 1010 Turnpike Street.