Recreation Commission approves Hesbach as CPC representative, addresses Coolidge Park noise.
Maynard Recreation Commission unanimously approved Thomas Hesbach as its Community Preservation Committee representative and committed to brokering dialogue over noise complaints at Coolidge Park, which the town does not own. Chair Denise Walsh directed members to solicit input from residents, town
Recreation Commission · Meeting of February 2, 2026
Maynard Recreation Commission unanimously approved Thomas Hesbach as its Community Preservation Committee representative and committed to brokering dialogue over noise complaints at Coolidge Park, which the town does not own. Chair Denise Walsh directed members to solicit input from residents, town officials, and potentially affected youth about usage rules, time limitations, and sound solutions before making recommendations to Recreation Director Greg Johnson. Winter Futsol programming drew 43 youth participants and 14 adults; the Ski Program continues with checks being collected.
All three members pledged to complete conflict-of-interest training by month's end.
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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of February 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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