Agricultural Commission Chair Resigns, Raises Concerns
misc · Meeting of June 18, 2026
NH CANTERBURY — Canterbury Agricultural Commission chair resigns over concerns about the commission's planning role. Chair Mark Stevens announced his resignation on April 21, citing the commission's lack of consultation on recent decisions including Class VI road provisions and a cluster development ordinance. Stevens said he remains willing to serve as a member but expressed reluctance about the vice chair position.
The commission unanimously approved October meeting minutes and confirmed Jill McCullough as liaison to the Canterbury Farmers Market. University of New Hampshire student Eleftheria Malesiada solicited volunteers for interviews and focus groups on barriers to agrivoltaic operations.
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Source: the misc meeting of June 18, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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