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Recreation Commission approves portable toilet invoice, stipend payments.

Charlton Recreation Commission approves vendor and member payments. Chair Sheri Zanca, Vice Chair Patricia Rydlak, and Member Ross Lemansky unanimously approved a Slims and Berthiaume portable toilet invoice and member stipend payments. The commission discussed field-use coordination with Bay Path

Recreation Commission · Meeting of April 13, 2026

Charlton Recreation Commission approves vendor and member payments. Chair Sheri Zanca, Vice Chair Patricia Rydlak, and Member Ross Lemansky unanimously approved a Slims and Berthiaume portable toilet invoice and member stipend payments. The commission discussed field-use coordination with Bay Path Regional School Athletic Director Ricardo Carrero to ensure fields are cleaned before Charlton leagues use them, and requested all leagues submit schedules to Recreation.

Bandshell construction planning advanced with inquiry into building guidelines from other towns and possible Bay Path involvement to reduce costs. The commission also reviewed ongoing projects including pickleball court benches, a gaga ball Eagle Scout project, and trolls funded through Amazon donations.

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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of April 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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