Canterbury Agricultural Commission backed Tricentennial Committee's carriage house proposal at the library parking lot. Commission members, including Jill McCullough and Mark Stevens, agreed to support the 16-by-50-foot structure and help gather community support for a warrant article.
Canterbury Cemetery Trustees allocated $2,000 for tree removal and cleanup at three cemetery sites.
Planning Board began review of 2027 Zoning Ordinance changes. Chair Brendan O'Donnell presented drafts addressing Master Plan conformity and cluster subdivision standards.
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
Canterbury's Select Board voted unanimously to approve spending manifests totaling $658,668. Chair Scott Doherty, Beth Blair, and Calvin Todd voted on motions to approve an Accounts Payable Manifest of $586,272.44, which included $559,000 to the Shaker Regional School District, and a Payroll
The Historic District Commission voted to place a fifth HVAC unit at Elkins Public Library in the garden rather than on the west wall facing the parking lot, aiming to preserve the town center's aesthetic character.
Canterbury Zoning Board rules LLC's proposed use requires special exception. The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a letter to Canterbury Community Market LLC concluding that its proposed use constitutes a restaurant and requires special exception under town ordinance, overruling the
Canterbury Planning Board approves Baptist Hill Road subdivision into three lots. The board voted 5-0 to create three residential lots from Tax Map 208, with Vice Chair Megan Portnoy abstaining, following review of corrected plans addressing sight distance and driveway access. Applicant Mark
Canterbury Selectboard backed planning for a 300th-anniversary carriage-shed reconstruction. Tricentennial Co-Chairs Naomi Scanlan and Heidi Southard proposed a 16-by-50-foot timber structure at Elkins Library with $25,000 pledged and $78,000 more needed; Steve and Betty Fifield committed $20,000
Historic District Commission approves residential modifications and partial library heating upgrade. At the September 16 meeting, the commission unanimously approved applications from Thomas Perlet for a 26-by-63-inch window replacement at 11 Kimball Pond Road and from Vanessa Crofton for white
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