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Conservation Advisory Council sets 2019 priorities

New Lebanon Conservation Advisory Council sets 2019 environmental agenda. The five-member CAC discussed and committed to updating the Scenic Resources Inventory and assessing the 2005 Action Plan in coordination with the Comprehensive Plan revision process, with David Farren and Steve Powers

misc · Meeting of March 16, 2026

NY NEW LEBANON — New Lebanon Conservation Advisory Council sets 2019 environmental agenda. The five-member CAC discussed and committed to updating the Scenic Resources Inventory and assessing the 2005 Action Plan in coordination with the Comprehensive Plan revision process, with David Farren and Steve Powers assigned to lead the inventory update and Paul Rix and Peg Munves to plan summer conservation programming at Shatford Park. The council also heard updates on the Corkscrew Rail Trail's acquisition of Lover's Lane parcel, which will host three June cleanup Saturdays, and on trail restoration efforts along the Taconic Crest following a May 2 cleanup led by Taconic Hiking Club member Karen Ross.

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Source: the misc meeting of March 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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