Town retroactively authorizes $4,300 for emergency tree work at Happy Acres Farm
September 04, 2026 | Sherman, Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
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At the Aug. 27 town meeting Sherman retroactively authorized $4,300 from the Happy Acres restricted fund for emergency tree removal and trimming at Happy Acres Farm.
The motion was moved by Kyle Thomson and seconded by Donna Tuck; First Selectman Don Lowe explained the emergency work. The minutes record the action as carried unanimously by a show of cards.
The minutes do not include the vendor name or details of the emergency (storm, hazard assessment), only the expense amount and that it was charged to the restricted fund.
The motion was moved by Kyle Thomson and seconded by Donna Tuck; First Selectman Don Lowe explained the emergency work. The minutes record the action as carried unanimously by a show of cards.
The minutes do not include the vendor name or details of the emergency (storm, hazard assessment), only the expense amount and that it was charged to the restricted fund.
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