The Kent Conservation Advisory Committee was
established as a volunteer organization to advise the Town
Supervisor and the Town Board on environmental issues.
The Committee is composed of seven appointed members who recommend
one of the members to serve as chairman.
The Committee is committed to the identification, conservation,
and enjoyment of the Town’s unique natural areas. We sponsor
hikes, surveys, and the preservation of these areas. With the approval
of New York State DEC, we have restored the fire tower on Mt.
Nimham for public use, with the approval of New York City
DEP, we have established a trail to Hawk Rock and
are conducting preservation activities at the Mead Farm,
a colonial homestead. We conduct educational programs in the use
of energy efficient technologies, modern advanced waste water treatment
systems, and the reduction of waste volume.
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HAWK ROCK |
VIEW FROM TOP OF
MT. NIMHAM FIRE TOWER |
Although we receive some financial support from the Town, our special
projects are supported by private donations. Donations, made
out to PLAN KENT, may be sent to Sal Tripi, 64 Gleneida Ave,
Carmel, NY 10512.
Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month
at 7:00 PM at the Town Center and are open to the public.
We welcome nonmember assistance in our programs.
The Chairman, George Baum, may be reached at alchemist3@comcast.net. |