Received easements from property owners and in otherĬases, we are still hoping that some owners may volunteer To the road in some places in order to respect the property Private property owners, the path will continue to be close It must also be said that because the Pathįoundation has tried to avoid asking for easements from Was in fact donated to the Museum by FIDCO andįIDCO, the Museum and the Path Foundation are working We will be moving the path away from the road and onto Integrity of the Museum’s nature trails, so in some cases Time, the Path Foundation is working closely with the Museum to save as many trees as possible and to maintain the Will be removed are a direct result of a mandate from theįire department who has suggested that many sick treesĪnd some healthy trees must be removed to promote betterĪccess to hydrants as well as to protect utility poles exposed to sick trees that are too close to them. Need to inform the community that many of the trees that First, every precaution has been taken to avoid removal of many trees and we However, some questions did arise regarding both tree removal and the proximity of the path to the east end road. Many parents and children are excitedĪbout the prospect of safe cycling up island and now thatĮnergy is so much in the news, any activity that reduces With the first onslaught of residents to the island on Memorial Day weekend, we received many comments overwhelmingly positive as the reality of the path becomes MorrisonĪssociates, the landscape architects of the recreation path. In early May, the path was staked by land surveyorĬME Associates in conjunction with Mark K. Who submit information and pictures to the Fog Horn!!īill Faulkner snapped this picture of a ChickadeeĮating out of his wife, Patty’s hand last month. These are babiesĪbove and an adult at the top of the page. Here are two pictures that Harris Parsons Jr. For more information, callĪt the intersection of Old Mallory Rd. The original nest at the USL is occupied and has This report was done by the Electric Company and Top of the hill, there are three eggs in the nest at thisĪre two birds building a late nest there now.ģ. A new nesting station was built this past year onĮast Main Rd. There is now a new nest on the USL property at the 9. The nest near the transfer station was occupied and 8. The nest at the Rafferty house on East Main Rd.ġ. Kenny and George being dive bombed by mother Os- 7. The nest at the east end of the driving range nest inspections and some great pictures of other Tures that I had been given recently and wanted to get Some great bird picsub-station is occupied and has one egg in nest. Joe Rogan founded the Three Churches Tournament yearsĪgo and is grateful and thankful for all the work Elby and Your eyes and ears open for Open House information!!! This has been a lot of work to coordinate all these talentedĪnd downstairs, including the relocated bowling alley.īelow is the Fitness Center and the new machines. Off the amazing work that has been done by Kinlin Rutherfurd Architects, Z&S Contracting and the ICC Committee. The committee is planning an Open House in July to show
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Workout room full of state-of-the-art Life Fitness machines, The kitchen equipment will be here soon! There is already a The construction will be done in the first weeks of July and The berm remains off limits to foot traffic, while our plantings take hold.The Island Community Center is VERY near completion! berm, as it winds west from behind the Coast Guard Station to the Ordnance Building. We can all see the results taking hold today over the entire 1200-ft. The Conservancy Board was excited about the opportunity and offered to recommend, source and sponsor the planting of native grasses. FIFD Management sought the advice of FIConservancy. Ideas about how best to plant the berm in order to stabilize and beautify it were tossed about. FIFD used the majority of that sand to create a covered and graded berm between the high tide line and the rear parking area. This past winter, the Fishers Island Ferry District (FIFD) dredged the entrance channel to Silver Eel Cove yielding over 2500 cubic yards of clean sand. The following letter of thanks and appreciation from the Ferry District was published in the June 2022 Fog Horn: The Fishers Island Conservancy is pleased to have been a part of the Fishers Island Ferry District’s new berm project at Silver Eel Cove. FIFerry District berm, (l) heading west away from ferry entrance and (r) heading east toward Silver Eel Cove.
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