Southborough Recreation Commission postponed its Fay Memorial Park CPC application pending Select Board discussion. Chair Kristin LaVault reported on the Community Preservation Committee meeting and indicated the commission will meet with the Select Board on September 2nd to discuss the project
Southborough Recreation Commission voted unanimously June 30 to write a letter supporting the Trails Committee's bridge project CPC funding. Chair Kristin LaVault, members D. Dumont and C. Rehlander, and Recreation Director T. Farley attended. Farley reported the DCR lease bill for 911 Field
Southborough Recreation Commission approved a 911 Field hourly rental increase to $105, effective September 1. The three-member board voted unanimously to raise the fee from $100. In related business, Activitas Landscape Architects consultant Holly Ganser facilitated Fay Memorial Park's second
The Southborough Recreation Commission deferred its vote on 911 field fees. The commission, chaired by Kristin LaVault, with members D. Dumont and C. Rehlander present, asked Recreation Director Travis Farley and Brian Ballantine to rework the 911 athletic field fee structure proposal for a vote at
Recreation Commission approves Fay Park survey additions and requests May consultant visit. Chair Kristin LaVault and members D. Dumont and C. Rehlander directed Recreation Director Travis Farley to add four questions to a community engagement survey on proposed improvements to Fay Memorial Park
Recreation Commission unanimously approves bond payback reduction for 911 Field. The commission voted to move $30,000 from the 911 Revolving Fund to cover the reduced payback schedule in fiscal 2027, down from $50,000 annually. Members also authorized Recreation Director T. Farley to move forward
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 approves $340 per session summer camp fee for Fayville and Cordaville in 2026. Chair Kristin LaVault and Recreation Director Travis Farley reviewed camp budget and program feedback; commissioners felt comfortable approving the rate following discussion of pricing strategies
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