Conservation Commission Approves 2027 Budget Request
The Canterbury Conservation Commission approved a $14,372 budget request for 2027, with increases for land management. Chair Kelly Short received authorization to refine the easement monitoring allocation once contractor proposals are received. The commission agreed to track volunteer hours for
Conservation Commission · Meeting of October 8, 2026
NH CANTERBURY — The Canterbury Conservation Commission approved a $14,372 budget request for 2027, with increases for land management. Chair Kelly Short received authorization to refine the easement monitoring allocation once contractor proposals are received. The commission agreed to track volunteer hours for land management projects in annual town reports, and discussed two potential property donations: the Crowley property on Misery Road, which has logging concerns, and the Thunberg property on Flag Hole Marsh, where the owner has expressed interest in donating full fee ownership to the town or a land trust.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of October 8, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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