Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission consists of six resident members, two residents serving as alternates and one representative from the Board of Selectmen. The Commission reviews, approves, and regulates all proposed activity which may have an impact on any resource under its jurisdiction. They review plans for activities, including new development and redevelopment, that may affect our wetlands; impose conditions to ensure that those activities do not cause erosion or pollution that would harm the waters or wetlands; and seek opportunities to increase and improve open space in the Town.


Appointed By:

Board of Selectmen annually in April, 3-year terms

 

Members:

  • Stephanie Tetreault, 603-231-9918, April 2013
  • William Dumont, Vice-Chairman, 603-893-9217, Ends April 2015
  • Linda Harvey, Secretary, 603-898-5285, Ends April 2014
  • Joan Blondin, 603-894-4652, Ends April 2015
  • Julie Vondrak, 603-458-1030, Ends April 2013
  • Thomas Campbell, 603-893-1372, Ends April 2014
  • Everett P. McBride, Jr., 603-893-2031, Selectmen's Representative
  • Lawrence M. Weil, Alternate, 603-898-6775, Ends April 2014
  • Darlene Eden, Alternate, 603-893-6580, Ends April 2015

 

Bylaws:

Conservation Commission Bylaws

 

Minutes and Agendas:

 

Documents and Links:

Conservation Commission Website

Conservation Commission Procedures

Application forms for NHDES (alteration of terrain, wetland, shoreland protection, subsurface sytems) have recently been revised. Please see the link below to access the new applications.

 

NOTE: The public is welcome to attend meetings. All agendas, minutes and notices provided on this website are for informational purposes only. Draft versions of minutes may be subject to change. Official copies and any attachments referenced are available at the Town Hall.