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The committee identified about 20 tax-title parcels of interest, including nine clustered near Taylor Avenue in Manomet, and scheduled a May 15 site visit to review the Taylor Avenue/Hilltop area. Trail cameras at Indian Brook recorded an average of 16 people per day, though use fell to fewer than one person per day during the second half of monitoring.
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The committee is reviewing properties that could have open-space value, with drainage questions on two Taylor Avenue lots to be examined during the site visit. It also approved the April 9 minutes unanimously, continued planning for trails and a pollinator garden at Crawley Preserve, and will monitor land formerly protected under Chapter 61. A proposed land-bank bill was not advanced by the state housing committee, according to the meeting report.
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