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Select Board Defers Property Deed, Approves New Officer

Canterbury Select Board unanimously defers Lovering property deed citing municipal liability risks. The board rejected the deed for Map 256 Lot 3 over $3,748.36 in unpaid taxes, invoking RSA 80:38 II-a liability protections, and will reconsider in one year. Town Clerk Sam Papps reported nine

Planning Board approves lot line adjustment, subdivision for Julian Family Trust

Planning Board approves lot line adjustment, subdivision for A. Julian Family Trust. Surveyor F. Webster Stout presented an application to resolve a barn that straddled the property line on a 37-acre Foster Road parcel, splitting it into a 25-acre parent lot and a 12.3-acre new lot on Hackleboro

Canterbury approves major repairs at Shaker Village

Canterbury's Historic District Commission unanimously approved preservation work at four sites. The most substantial project involves three repairs at Canterbury Shaker Village: the Meeting House will undergo structural lifting, sill repair, and a new cedar shingle roof; the East House will receive

Agricultural Commission Chair Resigns, Raises Concerns

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.

Canterbury Select Board approves accounts and administrative policies

Canterbury Select Board approves policies and capital accounts. The three-member board led by Chair Scott Doherty with members Beth Blair and Calvin Todd unanimously voted on accounts payable and payroll totaling approximately $347,600, including $250,108.83 for annual paving and equipment costs