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Select Board approves White House conservation easement deed; signature to be notarized
Summary
The Select Board approved the White House conservation easement deed and placed the document in the signature file; staff will complete notarization and file the deed.
The Select Board approved the White House conservation easement deed and voted to place the signed document in the town’s signature file.
Town staff explained the Conservation Commission had requested to be on the agenda to sign the easement deed but the Conservation Commission member who needed to sign could not attend; the deed had already been notarized earlier in the day. A Select Board member moved to approve the White House conservation easement deed; the motion was seconded and the board recorded a roll-call vote approving the deed. Town staff said they would handle the notarization and filing logistics.
Why it matters: conservation easements are permanent legal instruments that restrict certain uses of land to protect conservation values; this action completed the board’s formal approval and moved the deed to the town’s signature file for filing and execution.
