Franklin Open Space Committee Eyes Solar Panels and Financial Transparency Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The Franklin Open Space Advisory Committee’s recent meeting focused on financial transparency and potential cost-saving measures like solar panel installation on open space properties. Discussions addressed budget overruns, particularly in overtime expenses, and proposed a new subcommittee for a detailed budget review. Additionally, the committee explored environmental initiatives, including solar panels at Middle Bush Park.

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