Voters approved Article 27, authorizing Community Preservation Act funds for the design and permitting of a culvert replacement at Croll Pond. Paul Huggin of the Conservation Commission presented the article, explaining that the new culvert is necessary to restore tidal flushing to the pond, which will significantly improve local water quality.

One resident noted that the project had been delayed for several years and was desperately needed to address environmental degradation in the pond. This effort reflects the town's ongoing commitment to coastal resilience and the restoration of natural water systems. The measure passed via a voice vote.

Motion: I move Article 27 as printed in the warrant.

Vote: Passed (Voice Vote)