Lori Bolasevich

The commission reviewed a proposal for a lot line adjustment involving Town-owned land at the Transfer Station to facilitate an LIDC land development project, with discussions focusing on potential wetland impacts. The commission also reviewed the current budget balance, approved an annual donation to the New Hampshire Fish and Game Non-Game and Endangered Wildlife Program, and distributed information regarding the Green Mountain Conservation Camp. Stewardship reports covered maintenance activities at the Dells, Kilburn Crags, Pine Hill Trails, and Eaton Town Forest, alongside discussions regarding the dam restoration project and the potential recruitment of a trail steward.

The board met to discuss the hiring of a public employee and continued deliberations regarding amendments to the Town Manager contract. No formal motions or votes were taken during this session, as the focus remained on information gathering and determining subsequent steps.

The Commission held public hearings to discuss and adopt new fees for the Summer Park program and to review a proposed Field and Facility Usage Policy and Fee Schedule, which will be further workshopped before adoption. Additionally, the commission finalized the 2026 Mountain Sports League contract, reviewed revenue and expense reports, and discussed the RFP timeline for the Remich Building demolition, the status of drainage cleanup, and updates to the Summer Park Program Handbook, including a new policy regarding lice.

The board held a nonpublic session to discuss potential contract amendments for the Town Manager. Following the session, the board reconvened and decided that no formal votes or motions would be made until additional information is provided to support further deliberation.

The board authorized a resolution for an $800,000 General Obligation Bond Anticipation Note with Bangor Savings Bank to support cash flow needs for the Wastewater Treatment Plant project. Additionally, the board discussed updates regarding the Riverfront Commons Project, including vendor and venue logistics, and reviewed logistical details for upcoming community events. The board also addressed future meeting scheduling for the summer months before entering a non-public session.