| Last updated on October 20, 2008 |
The Epping Conservation Commission is an appointed town board whose purpose, as described by RSA 36-A, is to recommend "a program for the protection, development or better utilization" of Epping's natural resources.
Description:
The Epping Conservation Commission is composed of up to 7 volunteers, appointed by the Board of Selectmen for three-year terms. The primary qualifications are an interest in conservation and a willingness to serve. No special qualifications are needed to be a member, and if you're not interested in serving as a member, motivated volunteers are always welcome!
Our tasks are as varied as the interests of our members. We maintain a website, run an annual canoe race, publish an occasional newsletter, review and comment on state wetlands-fill applications, participate in cleanups, and manage conservation land. If you're interested in any of those things, in Epping, or are interested in anything else conservation-related that you think we ought to be doing, please let us know.
History:
The Epping Conservation Commission was established by vote at town meeting in March, 1967, and has been in continuous existence ever since.
Contact person: Gregory Tillman, Chair, (phone), (email)
Address:
Web Site: http://www.ci.epping.nh.us/ECC/index.htm
Directions:
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Take Route 101 to exit 7.
From exit 7, take Route 125 north for less than a mile. Turn left onto Route 27. There is a traffic light at that intersection.
Go about a block, and turn right onto Main Street at the flashing yellow light.
The Epping Town Hall is about 30 yards on the right hand side. |
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