Sarah Temple

May’s meeting opened with the Public Hearing on Proposed Increased Use Fees for Park Reservations and Gate Clickers. Before the board voted on the park reservation fee proposal, Office Manager Sherida Cook informed the board how the county processes park reservations, so they had an up-to-date comparison. She reported that the county recently stopped allowing […]

The April 1 meeting began on a positive note with a resident thanking Field Manager David Sylvanowicz for looking after the trees in the Shires. During his anticipated update on pond 125, Engineer Robert Dvorak confirmed he had attended a pre-construction meeting with Site Masters and they were looking to start work later that week

Chelmsford resident and WCA Board Member, Jack Maurer, kicked off audience comments, saying he had received a number of phone calls regarding the new monument signage at Countryway and Linebaugh. Chairman Matt Lewis said he was surprised, as he had only received a positive response to the new signs. Maurer went on to explain that

Sturbridge resident Rich Holder kicked off audience comments with a moment of gratitude for Field Manager David Sylvanowicz. He thanked Sylvanowicz for his quick response and diligence to working on a solution to deter kids from riding their electric bikes behind the homes between ponds 45 and 125. Sylvanowicz confirmed that materials had been purchased,

Chairman Matt Lewis called the meeting to order and opened the floor to audience comments. Barry Anderson of The Shires wanted to recognize the professionalism and courtesy of the inspectors taking inventory of the condition of the sidewalks in his neighborhood. This led to a question from resident Marlon Santos, also of The Shires, regarding