New London Conservation Commission |
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MISSION
The mission of the New London Conservation Commission is to
advance the goals for conservation and open space land set forth in the latest
(1998)
version of the Master Plan for the Town of New London, New Hampshire.
Goals for Conservation and Open Space Lands include the following:
1. protect New London's open space lands;
2. preserve the quality and quantity of New London's water resources;
3. preserve the scenic areas and natural beauty of New London;
4. preserve agricultural and forest lands and encourage their sound
management;
5. provide and preserve natural habitat for wildlife;
6. protect fragile environments such as hilltops, steep slopes,
wetlands and special natural or geologic features; and
7. develop the Town's trail system as an outdoor recreational
resource.
MEMBERS
The New London Conservation Commission (NLCC) has 7 members and 2 alternates. They are appointed by the Selectmen for staggered terms of 3 years and are responsible for all environmental matters in the Town. They review Wetlands Board Applications, work closely with the Planning Board, maintain hiking trails on town land and on private land under easement agreements, and lead educational walks.
Members |
Term Ends |
Bob Brown - Chair |
2013 |
Laura Alexander |
2011 |
Dan Allen |
2012 |
Sue Clough |
2013 |
Emma Crane - Planning Board Rep. |
2011 |
Andy Deegan |
2012 |
Vicki Koron |
2012 |
Terry Dancy - Alternate |
2012 |
Ruth White - Alternate |
2013 |
MEETINGS
The NLCC meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month in the Town Offices at 9 AM. The meetings are open to the public. For further information, call 526-4821, ext.10 or contact one of the current members. Approved minutes of NLCC meetings are posted on this website one month after the meeting. Draft minutes of the NLCC meetings are available here and at the Town Offices within six days of a meeting.
Updated 5/27/09