Conservation Commission

Conservation Commission approves $749 for Ingersol property monitoring. Gene Harrington moved to pay the Rockingham County Conservation District's annual estimate from the line item budget; the motion passed unanimously. The eight-member board, chaired by Marge Badois, also addressed staffing

Londonderry Conservation Commission strongly opposes proposed strategic plan deletions. The Commission voted to align with the Town Manager's position and directed Alternate Member Susan Malouin to formalize a written objection, which Chair Marge Badois will submit to the town. Members cited

Londonderry Conservation Commission approves prior meeting minutes, advances trail projects. The seven-member body addressed maintenance of the Musquash area through a planned work day and discussed a grant application by Michael Speltz to the New Hampshire Trail Bureau for the Lithia Trail, which

Conservation Commission defers two conditional-use applications pending departmental coordination. Chair Marge Badois and members reviewed an eight-lot subdivision at 90 Wiley Hill Road with 9,842 square feet of permanent wetland buffer impact; the Commission requested lot-count reduction study,

Conservation Commission approves forester services and trail work funding. Chair Marge Badois oversaw review of two development projects: a Diamond Edge subdivision dividing 8.7 acres into 2.5-acre and 6.1-acre lots at 115 Hovey Road, and a 105,000-square-foot warehouse at 12 Jack's Bridge Road