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1:04:58 Harvard has already, for the most part, completed this process, as part of open space lists that we have. We have already identified some of our critical infrastructure, but those are the things that the consultant would be looking for in order to see…Play from 1:04:58
2:24:46 So I think what Peter had communicated to me was if it wasn't a substantial amount of money, um, that he, he could see open space and rec recommending to keep.Play from 2:24:46
20:41 Um, but, uh, what the developers are telling us is that, um, would the, um, the property tax or payment in lieu of property tax payments or home, um, the the various town open space Committee, community preservation Committee and others, um, should be able to go through, uh, a tremendous number of items on their wish list of properties to acquire in place of conservation.Play from 20:41
43:58 A place with some playground equipment for the kids. A location for vendor tents. It would take an initiative for somebody to look up grants to see what is available to use for the financing.Play from 43:58
7:57 Secondly, the CPC, we have Sarah Berlet, who also happens to be someone who is very active in town with the chamber, and she will be on CPC, which will be a really great contribution to community preservation and all things that happen with open space and recreation, community housing and historical preservation.Play from 7:57
10:31 Clusters aren't as important. I hope to eliminate traditional. We'd rather have to cluster for any new subdivision. The goal is to preserve open space.Play from 10:31
Easthampton School District, MA ·
24:16 I’ve had the opportunity sometimes when I’m picking up Jess to be sitting there and kind of watching at the edge of that playground, some of the engagement and I like, have had tears in my eyes seeing, you know, some of the students and their level of engagement.Play from 24:16
1:14:29 If you're going to concerns about it, dude. Yeah, I mean, when we had open space with public access, I mean, a lot of it is just trails that used to be deer rubs, you know, none of them were ADH or ADH, but if you're talking…Play from 1:14:29
55:56 It's like the friends of the library. It's a 501 C three that they formed. Uh, what about six months ago? S5: So they're out trying to raise money to augment the community center activities.Play from 55:56
1:28:05 So we would basically create a community center featuring the Boy Scouts replacing the tennis courts and the pickleball, pickleball, which is already a problem.Play from 1:28:05
34:38 You'll see them in the central and in the senior newsletter. But there's a book town dance, taking place on October 16th at the Community Center.Play from 34:38
1:36:10 So parcel one would be the smaller of the two development parcels, and two would be the largest development parcel. And again, three would be retained public open space with the bike path going through it.Play from 1:36:10
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