Councilor· 2025-03-01 – 2028-03-01 (month-level start: term begun March 2025; prior term on Sept 2023 roster expired March 2025; month-level end: city Town Council page 'Term Expires: March 2028')
Keith Stramaglia
Salem
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 22
- Total speaking time
- 1:04:22
- Avg per meeting
- 2:56
- Segments
- 1581
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Top issues during term (20)(Environment)
Recycling Program Support
Actual per-ton costs for trash and recycling are not yet known because the service is out to bid.
Ending recycling at the transfer station
About $65,000 a year in savings — less than a penny on the tax rate.
Spicket River Tree Removal / Clean River Project
Unknown — crane work or specialized in-river machinery would require town contracting and budget commitments.
Beaver Flooding at Hummingbird Lane Trails
Options range from about $5,000 for a season-long wildlife service contract to per-pipe costs still being quoted.
Solid Waste Costs and Recycling's Future
Roughly $190,000 of the solid waste increase would fall on taxpayers.
Open Space Master Plan Update
The related conservation fund stands at $1.988 million, generating interest that supports open space work without new taxes.
Meadow Glen easement incursions
Cost depends on the scope — flat-rate or per-acre pricing hasn't been quoted yet, and rotating monitoring of all easements could add up.
Conservation easement monitoring gap
Cost depends on the scope — flat-rate or per-acre pricing hasn't been quoted yet, and rotating monitoring of all easements could add up.
Arlington Pond conservation land purchase
$500,000 from the conservation fund — no general-taxpayer money, so no hit to your tax bill.
Town Forest Encroachments and Trail Flooding
Old landfill at 8 Atkinson Road
Testing costs rise to $120,000, covered by taxpayers through the municipal services budget.
Arlington Pond shoreline setback and water quality
No town cost; applicant bears shoreland permit and state septic approval expenses.
Spicket River Tree Obstructions and Cleanup
Rough estimates tossed around ran to thousands of dollars a year — one member guessed $7,000 per winter if trees run about $1,000 each to remove.
Disbanding the Open Space Task Force
Wetland buffer restoration follow-up
Willows Park wetland encroachment and phased occupancy
The applicant owes $9,281 per unit in impact fees and must fund a performance guarantee for three growing seasons of wetland monitoring.
Cassella Waste Management phasing at 53 Pelham Road
Solid Waste Code Updates
Litter Cleanup and Route 28 Traffic Concerns
Improper dumping disposal costs get passed on through the tax rate.
127 Shadow Lake Road shoreline stabilization
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Environment.
Voting record (0)(Environment)
No votes found matching Environment.