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Conservation Commission
Contact TypeContact Information
Contact:
Senior Planner
Planning & Zoning Director
Address:
41 S Main St
PO Box 483
Hanover, NH 03755
Phone:
(603) 643-0708
Fax:
(603) 643-0710
MEETINGS:
2nd Wednesday of the month at 5:00 PM in the Boardroom at Town Hall. Meetings are open to the public.
 
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Sub-Committees
Name
Members (3 year term - Appointed by Board of Selectmen)
Name
Address / Phone
MISC
Ruth Bleyler
43 Berrill Farms, Hanover / 643-4388
2013
Ed Chamberlain (Chair)
20 Wolfeboro Rd, Etna / 643-4150
2013
Shelley Gilbert
PO Box 591, Hanover / 643-1717
2014
Doug McIroy (Vice-Chair)
1 Hayfield Rd, Etna / 643-5844
2012
Alan Saucier
5 Fern Ln, Hanover / 795-4596
2014
Jim Kennedy
494 Hanover Center Rd, Etna / 643-6446
2014 Alternate
John Trummel
 
2014 Alternate
VACANCY
21 Partridge Rd, Etna / 643-6993
2013 Alternate
Michael Mayor
147 Three Mile Rd, Hanover / 643-3421
Planning Board Liaison
Athos Rassias
14 Carriage Ln, Hanover / 643-4602
Selectboard Rep
Mission
The Hanover Conservation Commission consists of seven full members and up to three alternate members appointed by the Board of Selectmen for three-year terms.  In addition, one member of the Board of Selectmen serves as a liaison with the Commission, as does one member of the Hanover Conservation Council, a private, local, non-profit conservation organization.  Often a Planning Board member also serves as a member of the Conservation Commission.

The Commission's core mission includes:
  • Preserving and protecting the Town's natural resources, such as the Town Forest, trails, wetlands and water bodies, open space, views, and wildlife habitat;

  • Supporting and advising the Board of Selectmen, the Planning Board, and the Zoning Board of Adjustment regarding conservation issues;

  • Implementing the Open Space Priorities Plan through solicitation of land and easements and the use of the Conservation Fund, and the development, extension, and maintenance of our trail network;

  • Educating the public as to the importance of natural resource preservation and open space protection;

  • Monitoring conservation easements and landowner¡Ás adherence to their terms and conditions;

  • Coordinating with efforts of other conservation organizations.