Dark Skies Committee Advances Survey, Plans Commons Compliance
The Dark Skies Committee approved its lighting survey for publication and agreed to develop a grant strategy to fund compliance improvements.
The Dark Skies Committee approved its lighting survey for publication and agreed to develop a grant strategy to fund compliance improvements.
Lincoln Dark Skies Committee completed a 272-participant lighting survey and identified 10 town buildings requiring improvements. Susan Katz Sliski organized the results into nine chapters for presentations, with findings to be shared with residents. The committee assigned action items: Buzz
The Dark Skies Committee refined a street lighting proposal and advanced plans to present findings by late September. The committee approved appointment of Craig as an official member and Susan Mygatt as a non-voting Planning Board representative. Susan Katz Sliski is finalizing lighting survey
Lincoln Dark Skies Committee approves Scope of Work on municipal street lighting. The committee tasked Sherry Haydock with drafting a letter to Tim Higgins requesting a June meeting to present the proposal and will coordinate with Roy Harvey on scheduling. Susan Mygatt will review the document for
Dark Skies Subcommittee approved meeting minutes and advanced a comprehensive street light study project. The committee welcomed Susan Mygatt as Planning Board representative and assigned Buzz Constable to develop a detailed scope of work that included Public Safety and Department of Public Works
Dark Skies Committee approves prior minutes and advances compliance survey and street light planning. Chair Sherry Haydock is compiling purchasing options for compliant fixtures from vendors including Lamps Plus and barnlight.com while Ken Hurd researches options and contacts town officials. An
Lincoln Dark Skies Committee finalizes Town Meeting presentation. Sherry Haydock will present the Dark Skies Amendment at Town Meeting in a 10-minute slot, second to last on the agenda, with slides due March 25. The committee is pursuing endorsements from the Conservation Commission, Save Lincoln
Dark Skies Committee readies amendment for Town Meeting presentation. The committee is preparing a formal presentation after a March 18 Moderator Meeting, with a focus group during the week of March 23 to test messaging. The Conservation Committee and Historical Commission have endorsed the
Lincoln Dark Skies Committee moves amendment toward Select Board and public hearing. The committee scheduled a March 9 Select Board review of the final amendment, followed by a Planning Board public hearing on March 10. Committee members are conducting resident outreach, including a lighting
Dark Skies Committee schedules March 10 public hearing on revised bylaws. The committee reviewed edits to the proposed Dark Skies bylaws and scheduled a public hearing for March 10, with upcoming Select Board (March 9), Conservation Commission (March 11), and Moderator (March 18) meetings to
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