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Recreation Commission approves January minutes, tables summer-program decisions.

The Southborough Recreation Commission approved January minutes and deferred two March discussions on field fees and a building feasibility study. Chair Kristin LaVault and commissioners D. Dumont and C. Rehlander voted 3-0 to approve. Recreation Director T. Farley reported completion of a site

Recreation Commission · Meeting of February 5, 2026

SOUTHBOROUGH — The Southborough Recreation Commission approved January minutes and deferred two March discussions on field fees and a building feasibility study. Chair Kristin LaVault and commissioners D. Dumont and C.

Rehlander voted 3-0 to approve. Recreation Director T. Farley reported completion of a site walk with Landscape and Wildlife Conservation Fund officials, ongoing facility work targeting fall 2026 completion for a heating and cooling system, and active summer program registration.

Algonquin Baseball/Softball Association President Jason Malinowski discussed collaboration opportunities, while resident Patricia Fiore raised parking concerns for the Fay Memorial Park Project.

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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of February 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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