TOM BARRINGTON, chairman of the Bath Community Forestry Committee, left, presents the committee’s 2012 Residential Landscape Award to Harriet Smith of 905 Middle St., Bath.
The Hampton Inn of Bath receives the 2012 best commercial property for “exemplary design, selection of plantings, and hard work” that have contributed to beautifying the waterfront along Commercial Street, said Tom Barrington, chairman of the BCFC.
TOM BARRINGTON, chairman of the Bath Community Forestry Committee, Jenn Libby, general manager of the Hampton Inn, and Brigit Cavanaugh, a customer relations specialist for the Bath hotel, from left, pose to mark the committee’s presentation of the 2012 Business Landscape Award to the Hampton Inn in downtown Bath.
The committee named Harriet Smith of 905 Middle St., the residential winner this year.
“It’s not just the large and ornate properties of Bath that add to the urban appeal of a community — it’s the homeowner with small parcels of land who are creative with their landscapes and who produce the small shining gems that define a city,” Gerry Coombs, a 20-year member of the BCFC, said in a release. “We want all residents of Bath to know they are potential winners of our prestigious award.”
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