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Next Regular Meeting –March 12, 2026 @ 7PM. NOTE: This will be an in-person in the Selectmen's Meeting Room. 
2025 Meeting Dates: Jan 9. Feb 12. Mar 12. Apr 9. May 14. June 11, Jul 9. Aug 13. Sept 10. Oct 8. Nov 12. Dec 10 
Town Hall • Union Square • Milford, NH 03055 • (603) 249-0628 • conservation@milford.nh.gov 
The order and matters of this meeting are subject to change without further notice. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per individual. 
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Public Participation at Conservation Commission Meetings  
The primary purpose of Conservation Commission meetings is to conduct the business of the Commission as it relates to matters put 
before the Commission by citizens, input needed for other town Commissions or committees and any other matter concerning the mission 
of the Commission. The Commission encourages citizens to attend its sessions so they may become better acquainted with the issues 
before it and provide for public input related to items on the agenda.  
The Commission reserves the right to meet and to adjourn or recess a meeting at any time. The Commission also reserves the right to 
enter non-public session at any time, in accordance with the provisions RSA 91-A:3. In order to assure that persons who wish to appear 
before the Commission may be heard and, at the same time, it may conduct its meetings properly and efficiently, the following rules shall 
pertain to public participation at Commission meeting 
1. The Commission will hear public comments related to items on the agenda during the time specified on the Agenda.  All 
public comment periods will be a maximum of thirty (30) minutes, provided there are people who wish to speak.  This 
period may be extended by a majority vote of the Commission.  The Commission may include an additional public 
comment period for specific agenda items. Public comment periods are not required by law. Public comment periods may 
not be allowed at the discretion of the chair. 
 
2. Individual speakers will be allotted (3) three minutes per agenda item addressed. Speakers may not relinquish allotted 
time to another speaker. For specific meetings and/or specific agenda items, the Commission may at the outset of the 
public comment period increase the individual time limit for all speakers 
 
3. Only those individuals recognized by the Chair will be allowed to speak 
 
4. In order to comply with the minute requirements of RSA 91-A:2, II, any individual recognized to speak shall give his or her 
name, address, and the group, if any, he or she is representing. 
 
5. Except as otherwise provided in this policy, the Commission will hear public comments on non-agenda items if a majority 
vote of the Commission allows it.   
 
6. Public comment periods are not question and answer sessions. Your concerns will be noted. The Commission reserves 
the right to address the comment if it chooses. 
 
7. Any comments which do not adhere to the above, or which disrupt the official business of the Commission may be ruled 
out of order by the Chair. 
 
8. Commission meetings are always conducted in accordance with all applicable RSAs including 91-A. 
The Commission Chair may terminate the speaker’s privilege of address if the speaker does not follow the above rules of order. Repeated 
violations or disruptions may result in the individual being asked to leave the meeting location. Failure to comply with such a request 
could result in a meeting recess and a request for law enforcement assistance to remove the individual. 
Persons appearing before the Commission should note the members of the Commission are without authority to act independently as 
individuals in official matters. Thus, comments may be directed to individual Commission members, but responses will likely be deferred 
pending consideration by the full Commission. 
 
 
 

 
Next Regular Meeting –March 12, 2026 @ 7PM. NOTE: This will be an in-person in the Selectmen's Meeting Room. 
2025 Meeting Dates: Jan 9. Feb 12. Mar 12. Apr 9. May 14. June 11, Jul 9. Aug 13. Sept 10. Oct 8. Nov 12. Dec 10 
Town Hall • Union Square • Milford, NH 03055 • (603) 249-0628 • conservation@milford.nh.gov 
The order and matters of this meeting are subject to change without further notice. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per individual. 
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        The Commission reserves the right to change the agenda at any time up until the conclusion of the meeting. 
 
 
Milford Conservation Commission 
September 10, 2026 
Select Board Meeting Room Town Hall 
7:00PM 
 
Call to Order 
Appointment: 7:00  Fieldstone Land Services. Presentation of the MD Trash site plan 
 
Discussion / Status / Updates 
1. Approval of May 2026 meeting minutes 
2. 4th Saturday hike – September26, 2026 – TBD 
3. Ghost Train Registration Revenues  
136386 June 15   $265 
137029 July 1  $555 
138089  July 15  $385.00 
138711  Aug 3  $635.00  
139952  Sept 1 $1800.00               Total = $3640 
 
4. MCC Shed location 
5. Ordinance updates: 
a. Groundwater Protection ordinance 
b. Open Space Conservation District 
c. Conservation Plan 
6. Town Forests –  
d. Mile Slip Badger Access Agreement 
e. Mile Slip trail reroute  
f. 
Mile Slip TF Management Plan update 
g. Hitchiner TF timber harvest 
7. Rail Trail projects 2026 
a. Resurface trail south of Melendy Rd 
b. Armory Rd crossing bollard rechargeable battery project 
c. Great Brook Crossing behind DPW yard 
8. Town Trails   
a. Projects Discussion on GTRT 
b. Trails Committee 
9. Land Use Change Tax 
10. IDRs –  MD Trash site plan  ML7/6 Elm Street 
11. Non-public session.  As needed: RSA 91-A:3.II(d) for discussion of possible land acquisition, RSA 91-A:3.II(c) reputation, 
and/or RSA 91-A:3.II(l) legal advice by legal council 
12. Adjourn