The Hebron Common Landscaping Committee met on September 10, 2026. Key agenda items included coordinating with Ben Hall and an electrician to install a water line. For tree maintenance, the committee will review and schedule tree trimming with Ariel Tree LLC, specifically for a distressed Pin Oak and dead wood at Adelaide Henderson’s house. Planned for October, they will replace two failing Pin Oaks and one old Maple with bark cancer. The committee recommended installing a stone dust walkway and ramp entrance at the Library and plans to consult with Merrills and Library Trustees. They will also consult with a power company arborist regarding the removal of trees threatening power lines. Other business involved organizational planning and discussing committee continuity and membership. The next meeting is scheduled for October 8, 2027, at 5pm upstairs at Hebron Town Offices.
Source: https://www.hebronnh.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_09102026-146
The Hebron Library Trustees approved August minutes and the Treasurers Report, returning $124.35 to the town. New book orders were approved. Trustees unanimously accepted Martha Twombly’s donation of an Alan Esty painting. Community room policy changed: events must be free, supervised by staff, and held during library hours; regular line dancing classes were rejected. Parker Griffin discussion continues as timing is unresolved. An AED was installed with training on 9/14. The septic system was pumped. Museum pass costs included Squam Lake Science Center ($300/yr) and Wright Museum ($150). The October meeting was rescheduled to October 5 at 3:30 pm.
Source: https://www.hebronnh.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Minutes/_09092026-149
The Hebron Zoning Board of Adjustment met on September 8, 2026. The agenda included administrative matters and public hearings. Case #312 was a continued hearing for Dana & Karen Ruzicka regarding a variance to construct a 24’x14’x12’ shed within the 50’ setback at 75 Skyline Drive. Case #313 involved an application by David R. & Mavis R. Brittelli for a special exception to allow a residential lot at 37 Brailey Road to be served by a private drive without road frontage, with the remaining lot placing a conservation easement on ~225 acres along the Cockermouth River. Case #314 heard an application by Brett & Laura Dobens for a special exception to install an eight-foot privacy fence at 49 Lakeshore Drive. Curtin R. Mooney served as Chairman. No votes, decisions, or dollar amounts were reported in the provided agenda.
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The Select Board held a public hearing on expending $16,079 from the Fire Protective Equipment Capital Reserve Fund, which was unanimously approved to purchase fire boots, coats, and pants. The Board also unanimously approved changing Building Permit fees to include a $0.10 per square foot inspection fee and issuing Certificates of Occupancy, effective January 2027, with Mike Riess appointed as Building Inspector. The Board declined submitting the 2027 Election Ballot for the NH Association of Assessing Officials and signed an engagement letter with Roberts & Greene, PLLC to audit the town's financials for the year ended June 30, 2026. It was noted that solar panel tax exemptions would require a resident vote at the May Town Meeting. The paving of Hobart Hill and Hub66 availability will be discussed next year. The culvert inventory project is scheduled for next spring. Non-public session minutes were sealed for five years. The Select Board office will close on September 17, 2026.
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The Hebron Select Board authorized an expenditure from the Fire – Equipment Capital Reserve Fund not to exceed $548,133. Vice-Chair Dunklee moved to authorize Chair Hazelton to sign agreements with Higginbotham Construction, LLC regarding Library roof ice build-up, and with Municipal Resources, Inc. for financial software, both unanimously. Selectman James moved to appoint Liz Mills to the Common Landscape Committee, and Tom Hegener as Health Officer following the resignation of Sara Hegener; both passed unanimously. The Board signed reappointment letters for the Gazebo Committee and a Notice of Intent to Cut Wood for Paul and Mary Hazelton. The Board agreed to sign legal agreements for the Regional EMS District provided costs do not exceed 1/6 of the total. A Public Hearing is scheduled for September 3, 2026, regarding Building Permit fees. The August 6, 2026 minutes were approved.
Source: https://www.hebronnh.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Minutes/_08202026-140