TOWN OF STOW
Community Preservation Committee
FINAL Minutes, September 10, 2007 Community Preservation Committee Meeting
">Present: Community Preservation Committee members: Bob Wilber (Chairman), Karen Gray, Kathy Sferra, Laura Spear, Kate Hogan, Mike Busch.
Associate Member: Margie Lynch Administrative Assistant: Deb Seith
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000" style="font-family:Times New Roman;font-size:9pt;color:#000000;">Deb will email the Committee a copy of the Plan.
Laura moved to accept changes to the Tyler Agricultural Restriction letter as proposed today and submit for inclusion in the application package, Karen seconded, and approval was unanimous. Action Item: Deb will
make the approved changes and submit the letter to Pat Perry (who will include it with the application package.)
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Boston, MA 02114-2151
Stow owned by the Moseley Family. That tract, leased for many years to Steve, Kirstin, and Ray Mong as a key component of the Applefield Farm operation, was protected from development and preserved for continued agricultural use through a permanent Agricultural Preservation Restriction (APR) acquired by the Town and the State agency. $11,000 from Stow’s Community Preservation Fund, and $11,000 from the Stow Conservation Trust, were used to fund the “local match” for that
very worthy project.
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John Bolton, Stow Assessors Office
Kathy Sferra, Stow Conservation Commission
Karen Gray, Stow Historical Commission
Mike Busch, Stow Recreation Commission
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