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Open Space Committee approves April 9 minutes, charts spring events.

Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and announces spring fieldwork plan. The Trails Working Group reported that trail cameras at Indian Brook averaged 16 daily users while two benches at Parting Ways/Darby Pond were destroyed by falling trees. The committee plans a site visit May 15 to

Open Space Committee · Meeting of April 23, 2026

PLYMOUTH — Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and announces spring fieldwork plan. The Trails Working Group reported that trail cameras at Indian Brook averaged 16 daily users while two benches at Parting Ways/Darby Pond were destroyed by falling trees. The committee plans a site visit May 15 to evaluate approximately 20 tax-title parcels, nine clustered near Taylor Avenue in Manomet.

A joint meeting with the Land Use Advisory Committee is set for May 14 at Wildlands Trust to discuss the PA Landers property exiting Chapter 61 protection, while Diane Peck will write to town officials about phased upgrades to Manomet Recreation Area facilities.

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Source: the Open Space Committee meeting of April 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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