The September 10 agenda lists administrative items including chair comments and a review of minutes from July 23, August 24, and August 25. Special topics include a presentation on the Souhegan River Corridor Management Plan by the Souhegan River Local Advisory Committee. Other business covers the Baer land donation on Green Rd, fall mowing, and bird boxes. The text provided is an agenda only and does not contain meeting minutes, so no decisions, vote tallies, dollar amounts, appointments, public hearing outcomes, or next steps are present to report. The meeting convened at Amherst Town Hall from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and was accessible via Zoom.
Source: https://www.amherstnh.gov/conservation-commission/agenda/conservation-commission-agenda-44
The Amherst Conservation Commission reviewed the September 10 minutes. Regarding Workforce Housing on Old Nashua Road, the town held an early concept discussion for developing affordable housing for employees. For case PZ19991-090225, LaBelle Winery requested Design Review for a non-residential site plan for eighteen workforce housing units on Camp Road within the 250-foot protected shoreland of Baboosic Brook. In case PZ19992-090225, Tony Yakovakis applied for a Final Subdivision at 39 Juniper Drive & North Street to adjust a common lot line and subdivide the remaining lot into two residential lots; construction of access for the reduced frontage lot requires a Conditional Use Permit. The Commission scheduled a Non-Public Session per RSA 91-A:3, II(d) to consider real estate acquisitions, sales, or leases.
Source: https://www.amherstnh.gov/conservation-commission/agenda/conservation-commission-agenda-46
The Amherst Conservation Commission agenda for October 22 outlines administrative business including the Chair’s comments, the Treasurer’s report, and a review of minutes from August 13 and September 24. Special topics include a presentation on the DPW replacement of a triple culvert at Thornton Ferry Road and Spring Road by Hoyle Tanner. The commission will discuss Case #PZ19994-100725 for Kent’s Service Station and Kent Sheldon regarding an 11,728 square foot building with site improvements at 3 Caldwell Drive, located within the Aquifer Conservation & Wellhead Protection District. The applicant has submitted a stormwater management report and an inspection and maintenance manual. Other business includes the approval of invoices for VCS and other expenses. The meeting takes place at Amherst Town Hall and is accessible via Zoom.
Source: https://www.amherstnh.gov/conservation-commission/agenda/conservation-commission-agenda-47
The Amherst Conservation Commission reviewed administrative items including the treasurer’s report and minutes from the October 22 meeting. The primary topic discussed was Case #: PZ19999-110325 regarding a two-lot subdivision at 89 Chestnut Hill Road, property 7-1, within the Northern Rural zone and Wellesley Windham Conservation District. Other business items included warrant articles for land acquisition, a grassland mowing update, and winter project planning. The meeting concluded with a non-public session held under RSA 91-A:3, II, (d) to discuss the potential acquisition, sale, or lease of real or personal property. The meeting was accessible via Zoom and telephone.
Source: https://www.amherstnh.gov/conservation-commission/agenda/conservation-commission-agenda-48
The Amherst Conservation Commission agenda for December 10 covered administrative business and several special topics. The treasurer’s report and November 12 minutes were up for review. DPW Water Quality Management’s Craig Durrett presented, while Sam Foisie discussed the Jacobson Farm on Christian Hill Rd. This included a Conditional Use Permit expansion for sidewalk buffer impacts, Open Space easement details, and the Paddock Exhibit regarding access and restrictions. Topics also covered HOA rules on chemicals and fertilizer and farm management. John O’Neill presented a conceptual plan for gravel pit development at Bon Terrain. Other business items included a warrant article for land acquisition and winter planning. The meeting concluded with a non-public session per RSA 91-A:3 to discuss property acquisition, sale, or lease matters where public discussion could benefit parties with interests adverse to the community.
Source: https://www.amherstnh.gov/conservation-commission/agenda/conservation-commission-agenda-49