The Holliston Trails Committee approved a photography project documenting the Rail Trail and voted unanimously to reimburse Chair Robert Weidknecht $22.04 for certified mailings for the Mass Trails Grant Request for Determination of Applicability.
Trails Committee approves Girl Scout Wind Phone, mower purchase and $64K state trail grant. Girl Scout Troop #67202 won unanimous approval for a Wind Phone installation approximately 500 feet north of the Parks and Recreation Building as a Silver Award project, with Holliston Youth and Family
The Historical Commission appointed a three-member Archives Subcommittee and reported coordination with four town committees on village district development on June 17. Chair Sara Zarrelli and member Frank Chamberlain held a May 27 Zoom meeting with Economic Development Committee Chair John Drohan
Holliston Trails Committee approves trail maintenance spending and reviews Bike Park site plan. The committee received a presentation from Mike Carvalho on the Bike Park, located off Woodland Street behind the VFW/NGMA building, and discussed sign placement and trail improvements. Chair Robert
Holliston Trails Committee approves tree work and pursues trail improvements. The committee unanimously authorized a $6,000 payment to Go Tree for work between Chestnut Street and the Hopping Brook bridge, and approved up to $75 for trailer tires. Chair Robert Weidknecht and members are overseeing
Holliston Trails Committee approves prior minutes and discusses e-bike safety rules. Select Board member Tina Hein presented concerns about excessive speeds and dangerous conditions, suggesting bollards, gates, speed-limit signage, police warnings, and school education. Chair Robert Weidknecht's
Trails Committee approves new etiquette sign rules and 2026 goals unanimously. All seven voting members present reviewed progress on the Holliston Climate Action Plan with Sustainability Manager Amelia Landau, identifying alignment on sustainable equipment, tree canopy management, and stormwater
The Holliston Trails Committee unanimously approved its 2025 accomplishments summary but deferred discussion of 2026 goals to allow members more time for review. Chair Robert Weidknecht reported that engineering bids for the Phipps Tunnel Granite Wall repair came in at approximately $50,000 each;
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