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Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hardwick Conservation Commission Special Meeting Minutes
The commission discussed a request from the Greensboro Conservation Commission regarding maintenance assistance for proposed plantings at Caspian Beach, a town-owned property. This initiative is tied to a grant application submitted by the Greensboro Conservation Commission to the Orleans County Natural Resources Conservation District. Additionally, an executive session was held to review a potential contract, and action items were established to invite the Hardwick Town Manager and a Lake Watershed Program Specialist to a future meeting for further information.
Aug 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Meeting Task Force Minutes
The meeting focused on the organization and initial planning of the task force. Agenda items included the review of the governance document, roles, and the established timeline. Officers were elected, including a Chair and Vice Chair. The group established a regular meeting schedule and protocols for future minute-taking. Additionally, members discussed the structure of the Town Meeting and assigned preparatory tasks, including the review of fair voting rights information and strategies for soliciting public input.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Buffalo Mountain Steering Committee Minutes
The committee meeting focused on trail building expertise, including technical advice on design and maintenance to avoid common pitfalls. A presentation regarding Hardwick Trails' history, maintenance costs, and volunteer reliance was reviewed. The committee also worked through a management plan for the Buffalo Mountain Town Forest, discussing permitted activities such as hunting, fishing, trapping, foraging, dog control, various forms of recreation, and public event guidelines. Additionally, the committee planned public engagement strategies to share survey results at the Hardwick Farmer's Market.
The board reviewed reports covering town infrastructure, including property issues, emergency watershed protection, sidewalk improvements, and municipal energy resilience projects. Updates were provided on road maintenance, culvert replacements, and equipment status, alongside a quarterly update from the library director regarding its operations and finances. Key actions included the appointment of a police officer and a committee member, the approval of a banner application for a craft fair, and the postponement of a decision on a new police cruiser. Additional discussions centered on upcoming water and sewer rate planning, scheduling for a board retreat, public engagement policies, and the recruitment of an economic development coordinator. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding a real estate matter.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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