Belmont panel OKs $50 for wildlife area signage
Belmont Conservation Commission approves a $50 purchase for wildlife parking area signage. The panel unanimously authorized funding for "No Dumping" and "No Overnight Parking" signs at the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation parking area off Route 140-Depot Street, addressing reported overnight
misc · Meeting of April 15, 2026
NH BELMONT — Belmont Conservation Commission approves a $50 purchase for wildlife parking area signage. The panel unanimously authorized funding for "No Dumping" and "No Overnight Parking" signs at the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation parking area off Route 140-Depot Street, addressing reported overnight parking and trash dumping problems. Chair Pauline Tessier and Vice Chair Denise Naiva conducted a May 14th Town Forest walk-through identifying multiple maintenance needs including pond bridge repair, invasive species management, and trail improvements.
The commission also unanimously approved revised Rules of Administrative Procedure and acknowledged Naiva's $130 contribution to a scholarship program.
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Source: the misc meeting of April 15, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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