Conservation Commission Approves Trail at Cambridge Turnpike and Page Road
Lincoln Conservation Commission approved a trail determination and rodenticide letter co-sponsorship.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of August 19, 2026
Lincoln Conservation Commission approved a trail determination and rodenticide letter co-sponsorship. Chair Ari Kurtz moved to issue a Negative 3 and Negative 6 Determination of Applicability for a footpath at 59 Page Road and 295 Cambridge Turnpike; the motion passed 5-0-1, with one member abstaining. The hand-constructed trail, no wider than three feet, will be built by town staff outside wetland resource areas in fall or early winter.
The Commission voted unanimously to co-sponsor a rodenticide letter to large property owners with Save Lincoln Wildlife, continued a Notice of Intent hearing for 109 Trapelo Road to September 16, and heard of member Joe Miller's resignation due to relocation from Lincoln.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of August 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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