Agricultural Commission approved land conservation efforts with warrant article and CPA funding. Vice-Chair John Neyland moved approval of a Town Meeting Warrant Article and a $300,000 Community Preservation Act application for possible land acquisition.
Agricultural Commission reviewed a $1.475 million land acquisition warrant article during its August meeting. Vice Chair John Neyland reported on the proposal for acquisition of 276 Middle Road for Fall Town Meeting, with Finance Committee member Maria Neyland explaining the financing structure.
The Boxborough Agricultural Commission directed the Town Planner to draft a warrant article for land acquisition at 276 Middle Road. Vice-Chair John Neyland presented a plan developed by stakeholders to acquire the parcel and house, potentially for farmer lease, with Rita Grossman of the Boxborough
Boxborough Agricultural Commission voted unanimously to pause its previous recommendation on beaver activity at Beaver Brook. Chair Owen Neville reported on the commission's initial stance, which drew public opposition and a petition from residents. Clerk Bryon Clemence moved to pause and request
Boxborough Agricultural Commission unanimously authorized Chair Owen Neville to send recommendations regarding beaver activity at Beaver Brook. The Commission approved April 14, 2026 minutes by a four-to-zero vote, with Vice-Chair John Neyland arriving during the meeting. Commission members
Agricultural Commission introduces farmer, explores farmland potential. The Commission approved its March 10 minutes unanimously and introduced Tim Offei-Addo, owner of Abrantie Farms, who presented his business plan and background. Chair Owen Neville reviewed five available town parcels identified
Commission votes to authorize state funding letter for open space planning. The Boxborough Agricultural Commission voted unanimously to authorize Chair Owen Neville to sign a letter to the state seeking funding for the Open Space and Recreation Plan. In a separate unanimous vote, the Commission
Boxborough Agricultural Commission advances zoning amendment alignment with right-to-farm bylaw. The commission voted 4-0 on February 10 to authorize Chair Owen Neville to request the Planning Board hold open its February 23 hearing on proposed amendments to Article 9.2, which would align the
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