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- CONSERVATION COMMISSION - The members of the Conservation Commission bring a wealth of knowledge, expertise and experience to the Town of Hampton in the following ways: Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Hampshire; several members own their own businesses; one member is an engineer; one member is a doctor; some members have their commercial fishing and hunting licenses; one member has a degree is forestry from the University of New Hampshire; and one member is a marine biologist. The number of hours each member puts in each varies, but averages around 10 hours per week for each member. The members also work on writing grants, and volunteering the number of hours required to match the grants received. This year has been extremely busy for the members of the Conservation Commission. The Commission holds monthly meetings on the fourth Tuesday of every month and site visits the Saturday prior to the meeting. Over the past year we have met with over 19 applicants for Department of Environmental Services Dredge and Fill permits, and over 30 applicants for Town Wetlands Impact Special Permits, conducted 65 site visits, advised both the State Wetlands Board and the Town Planning Board on all of the applications, and done over 9 site visits for demolition permits, recommendations and advice. For the past ten years Commission member Bonnie Thimble has overseen the Town of Hampton’s Victory Garden for the Conservation Commission. Through Bonnie’s tenure the garden has flourished and prospered. We thank Bonnie for her devotion to the Garden and its tenants. This year Bonnie has stepped down and Cindy Willis has graciously taken up the responsibility. The garden provides plots for any resident of Hampton. We have finalized the Prime Wetlands Study with the Town of Hampton Falls and will come to the 2008 Town Meeting with legislation to designate the Salt Marsh as state Prime Wetlands. Anyone interested in looking at the study may contact the Town Planning office or the Conservation Commission. We also finalized our Marsh Restoration Prioritization study and have begun restoration projects with over $80,000 in matching funds through the WHIP program with the Department of Agriculture. The two marsh restoration projects are located at Landing Road and Drakeside Road and will entail phragmites control and will increase flow to decrease mosquito breeding areas. The conservation easement on Drakeside Road was finalized this fall and should be open to the public in 2007 for wildlife observation. Also available for public access is the small town beach in Hampton Harbor off of Harbor Road. Beach access is along a board walk from the road; a small observation platform nearby is also open to the public. Before the end of this coming year we hope to finalize purchase of a lot owned by the late Ms. McRae off of Barbour Road leading up to the Twelve Shares Area. We 71 Hampton Salt Marsh
are also still negotiating for the Ice Pond Property off of Woodland Road. The Commission hopes to connect all of the property owned by the Town in that area and form a Town Forest as suggested by our Town Master Plan. We as a Commission have been very active writing grant proposals and have worked closely with the Rockingham County Conservation District to obtain funding for our numerous projects. I thank all of the members of the Commission for volunteering thousands of hours of their time to protect and uphold the Town Ordinances. Thanks to the efforts of the Commissioners there will be open space and rural areas protected for all to enjoy in perpetuity. Sincerely, Ellen Goethel, Chairman Jay Diener, Vice Chair Peter Tilton, Jr. Bonnie Thimble Dr. Ralph Falk Dan Gangai Sharon Raymond Nathan Page, Alternate Peter MacKinnon, Alternate Sue Launi, Secretary It is with regret that we say goodbye to Bonnie Thimble. After well over 10 years as an invaluable member of the Conservation Commission, Bonnie has decided to step down. During her tenure on the Commission Bonnie oversaw the Hampton Victory Garden and personally oversaw the planting of American Elms at sites throughout Hampton. Her service to the Town of Hampton was quiet, constant and invaluable. We will miss her dry wit at our meetings and hope to see her around town. 72
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