Open Space & Recreation Committee

The Ashland Open Space and Recreation Committee approved its prior meeting minutes and reached consensus on the content and branding of its draft Open Space and Recreation Plan before submission to the state. Chairperson Roberta Soolman presided over all six members present via Zoom on April 14.

Ashland Open Space and Recreation Committee seeks major revisions to recreation plan draft. The six-member panel, led by Chair Roberta Soolman, voted unanimously on March 17 to approve prior minutes and directed members to edit their assigned sections of a rough OSRP document, citing deficient

Open Space and Recreation Committee reviews draft recreational plan. The seven-member panel, meeting virtually, spent the session discussing the draft Open Space and Recreation Plan by section, with Chairperson Roberta Soolman collecting written edits for compilation into a formal committee

Open Space and Recreation Committee assigns sections of draft plan to members for editing. Roberta Soolman, Chairperson, said she would write to the Select Board on February 12 to confirm when and to whom its letter regarding the Frankland Road Solar Project was sent, with recipients including

Ashland Open Space Committee votes to back solar permit enforcement across town lines. The committee voted unanimously to urge Hopkinton and Ashland to enforce Special Permit conditions for the Frankland Road solar facility, operated by Agilitas Energy since 2024. The facility has not fulfilled a