General Discussion

From Bob on 25-Sept:

All, 

     The hearing on The Red Spring Rd Homeowners Assoc is next Monday Oct 2nd. There are two hearings that night at City Hall.

 1.) The first is the Planning Board at 7 p.m.. The Planning Board will make a recommendation to the council, whether to approve or not, our request. 

  2)  There will be a vote of the City Council to send the overlay district to the Urban Affairs Committee. .It is imperative that we show up with lots of people that night. They don't have to be residents of Red Spring Rd. They just need to voice their support for the overlay district.

    What is an overlay district and why do we need one for Red Spring Rd?   We have a unique situation down here in that we formed a Condo Assoc. Therefore we are considered by the City Council to be one…

Mike Dwyer presents Operations Manager Neal Vigeant with official Red Spring Rd Homeowners Assoc Highway Dept sweatshirt. President Bob Durand has a good laugh.

Here are some helpful links shared after the 18-May 2022 presentation from Priscilla Ryder, Marlborough Conservation/Sustainability Officer:

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• Tree Removal near wetlands Policy

• 30' wetland buffer zone - set back policy

• Buffer zone benefits flyer

• Invasive Plants

Red Spring Shores sign going in! Thanks to Mark Evangelous at Gemini sign and Red Spring Shores residents Dan Durand, Steve Brule, Mike White ,Alex Ferrecchia and Mark Desassa.