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Charlton commissioners discuss hunting policy for town land and appoint Alan Leon to farm committee

December 11, 2025 | Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts


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Charlton commissioners discuss hunting policy for town land and appoint Alan Leon to farm committee
Commissioners discussed a proposed town policy to clarify hunting on town‑owned land and agreed to circulate a draft policy and a list of town‑owned parcels for review.

An unidentified commission member introduced the topic after it arose informally at a previous meeting, saying the draft is intended to make clear “so people do understand that they are allowed to hunt on town property” and to remind residents to follow state regulations. Commissioners discussed signage at trailheads and seasonal notices to reduce conflicts between hunters and recreational users.

Separately, commission members reported on the Fame of the Farm committee’s work to draft an RFP to find new farm managers. The commission moved to appoint Alan Leon to the Fame of the Farm committee to meet the earlier selectmen motion requiring two selectmen and two conservation commission members; the appointment was approved by voice vote.

The commission plans to publish a list of town‑owned parcels for which the policy will apply and to take up the hunting policy for formal approval at a future meeting.

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