EMC - slow motion train wreck in Southborough/Westborough

A reader who lives on Gilmore Rd sent this photo, showing the new road in red. It is being built out daily. I took the liberty of adding some blue outlines for the main rock pile sites, that I know about, and you can see pretty much that the red is going to hit the blue before long.

I sit here helpless, not knowing what to do, watching a slow moving train wreck. The Indians have been notified and I tried, briefly, to figure out some way to get a group of them and some rich potential donors to walk around in there legally (it is private land). Could not do it. Not enough preparatory leg work. How can I kick things up a notch? We need some kind of better organization and I have a long term plan - pretty hard to move forward working 10 hour days to feed the family etc...EMC permitting process was long gone before I heard about this. So you can go back and read about the rock piles that are there (click here and scroll down). I went back to take a goodbye look and saw that it was a late "Wachusett Tradition" site: rock piles with hollows and ski jumps (Now called wedge-shaped marker piles). Can we console ourselves knowing there are plenty of similar sites still undisturbed nearby? I feel like I failed but still do not know what I am supposed to do.

I should add that the smaller blue outline (near the top of the hill) actually may be part of a Sudbury Valley Trustees purchase, so perhaps that part of the hill will remain less disturbed.

Here is what I think we should do:

• create a sub-committee within a respected land conservation group, like Subdury Valley Trustees
• create a slush fund (any volunteer donors?) specific to this sub-committee
  
• create a network of watchers
• create a link with Indian Country Conservancy land preservation group of the Native Americans
  
• be prepared for rapid response to threats with buy-out options for win-win solutions.