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Board clears lot-file changes at former Lincoln Financial campus; applicant aims to donate 153‑acre parcel to city
Summary
The Planning Board approved minor reconfiguration of the former Lincoln Financial campus to create four lots, including an 11.61‑acre lot to be sold to the state and a 153.09‑acre parcel the applicant intends to convey to the city with most of that acreage restricted for recreation or conservation.
The Concord Planning Board on Nov. 19 approved a minor subdivision and lot‑line adjustments for parcels at the former Lincoln Financial campus including an 11.61‑acre lot intended for the State of New Hampshire and a 153.09‑acre parcel the applicant proposes to convey to the city with approximately 134.89 acres subject to a conservation easement or deed restriction.
Applicant Steve Dupree and consultant Dan Mullen outlined the proposal, saying the state will purchase and take the North Office Building and that the donor intends to convey the large…
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