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Planning Board shelves cluster development ordinance revision

Canterbury Planning Board shelves subdivision ordinance revision. The Board deferred rewriting its Cluster Subdivision Ordinance after Earney Mayo of Silver Creek Development, LLC presented a preconceptual plan for an eight-lot subdivision on the Rural portion of a split-zone property at 22

Cemetery Trustees approve Fife family burial lot expansion

Canterbury Cemetery Trustees unanimously approve burial lot sale and expansion for Fife family. The board approved the sale of two additional burial lots to Linda and Robert Fife, expanding their Maple Grove Cemetery holdings to ten plots, contingent upon headstone placement on the back line.

Canterbury Agriculture Commission elects McCullough as chair

Canterbury Agriculture Commission elects new chair amid communication review. The commission unanimously elected Jill McCullough as Chair, with McCullough committing to review the commission's mission statement and bylaws to better serve the town. The body elevated Jessie Scanlon to full member

Select Board confirms septic joint use agreement

Select Board confirms septic joint use agreement remains accurate for two institutions. Chair Scott Doherty and Selectmen Beth Blair and Calvin Todd unanimously approved three Accounts Payable Manifests totaling $608,562.47 and a Payroll Manifest of $61,271.66, with the largest manifest accounting

Board approves Abberton Road subdivision creating three distinct lots

Planning Board approves Abberton Road subdivision with conditions. The board unanimously approved a subdivision creating three lots from 22 Abberton Road with lot line adjustments to adjoining properties. Lot 28-0 will retain 43 acres with the existing house; Lot 28-1 will have 71.3 acres on