SAVE BOYLSTON

MISSION: 

To protect the rural living and nature of Boylston for people and wildlife.

MONDAY MAY 1

7PM

Forested land between School St and Sewall St, behind Brookside Apartments, is under threat of being developed with 60 residential units. Currently the land is being used for passive recreation by many residents and is home to varied wildlife as well as a beautiful stream and wetlands.


We must save our forest to save our neighborhoods, nearby working farms, wildlife, prevent overcrowding of our schools and roads, and to protect our water supply. 

ARTICLE 25: 

To see what sum of money the Town will vote to appropriate, transfer from available funds in the Treasury, or borrow for the purchase of a parcel of land containing approximately 30.08 acres, more particularly shown on Assessors Map 23 as Parcel 25, containing 30.08 acres +/-, located on the west side of School Street and further described in a deed recorded in the Worcester Registry of Deeds in Book 60036, Page 136; or act in any other way thereon.


WHERE TO VOTE:

Boylston’s Annual Town Meeting

Monday May 1st, 7pm

Tahanto Regional High School Auditorium

1001 Main Street


WHAT HAPPENS IF I VOTE YES?

If the Town passes a "YES" vote on Article 25:

WHAT HAPPENS IF I VOTE NO?

If the Town passes a "NO" vote on Article 25:

The detrimental current proposed plan for the School Street forest:

PHOTOS FROM SCHOOL STREET FOREST ABUTTING NEIGHBORS.