Clean Lakes Committee advances invasive species management program. The committee, chaired by John Folsom, approved prior minutes and launched its 2026 water quality testing program across Forge Pond, Spectacle Pond, and Long Lake with testing conducted by the Littleton Water Department and
Littleton secures $170,000 in CPC funding for lake management and invasive-plant control. Town Meeting approved $45,000 for Long Lake herbicide treatment, $35,000 each for Forge Pond herbicide and management plans, $35,000 for Long Lake's lake management plan, and $20,000 for a Forge Pond
Clean Lakes Committee surprised by warrant article transfer proposal. The committee, chaired by John Folsom, approved March meeting minutes unanimously at its April 29 gathering but learned that warrant article 30 calls for transferring management of the Clean Lakes Revolving Fund from the
Clean Lakes Committee advances pond-restoration work across multiple sites. Chair John Folsom reported that the Littleton Water Department has finalized the Spectacle Pond boat ramp design, with construction budgeted at $48,000 for FY2027 after a $27,500 design phase covered by Community
Clean Lakes Committee reviews FY2027 funding exceeding $260,000. Chair John Folsom led the review of commitments from the Littleton Water Department ($99,600), Littleton Community Preservation Committee ($180,000 pending Town Meeting approval), Westford Community Preservation Committee ($40,000
Clean Lakes Committee discusses FY27 budget, pursues four-lake preservation. The Littleton Clean Lakes Committee unanimously approved previous meeting minutes and discussed a fiscal year 2027 budget proposal that includes seeking Community Preservation Committee funding of $37,000 each for invasive
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