Haynes Meadow Conservation Land Main Access Closed This Week

Published April 29, 2019 | Conservation Commission | Updated May 1, 2019 | Automatically Archived on 5/14/2019

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The driveway at 489 Peakham Road provides access to the Haynes Meadow conservation land and parking area. This access road is located over private property. Work on the property will occur Tuesday-Thursday, April 30-May 2 this week resulting in the closure of this access road temporarily. Parking and foot access are available behind Curtis Middle School and Sudbury Water District land as well as from the east end of Blueberry Hill Lane. We apologize for this temporary inconvenience.

Please call the Conservation Department with any questions. 978-440-5471

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