Clean Lakes Committee (CLC)

Clean Lakes Committee Mission

The Clean Lakes Committee mission is to assess conditions and coordinate improvements to Littleton’s lakes and ponds, by providing a forum which brings together town committee representatives and concerned citizens with representatives from neighborhood associations on Long Lake, Mill Pond, Spectacle Pond and Lake Matawanakee to plan and implement necessary actions to help restore and preserve water bodies, streams and wetlands in the Town of Littleton. As circumstances dictate, the Committee shall coordinate its activities with the Board of Selectmen, Board of Water Commissioners, Conservation Commission, Board of Health, and Planning Board or their representatives. 

The Committee shall consist of one member and one alternate from each of the neighborhood associations on Long Lake, Mill Pond, Spectacle Pond, and Lake Matawanakee, each nominated by their respective neighborhood association; and three citizens at large. All appointments shall be made by the Board of Selectmen for three-year overlapping terms so arranged that the term of at least two members shall expire each year.

MILL POND SUB-COMMITTEE MISSION STATEMENT:

The Mill Pond Sub-Committee of the Littleton Clean Lakes Committee was formed to assess the status of the Mill Pond Restoration Project, and prepare recommendations going forward.

The Mill Pond Sub-Committee was created by the Clean Lakes Committee at their meeting of January 5, 2021.  The members of the Sub-Committee are:  Jon Folsom, Mike Proulx, Mit Wanzer, Leon Weaver and Matt Silverman.