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Deep River Board acknowledges $50,000 bequest with restrictions on use

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Summary

The Board of Selectmen acknowledged a $50,000 bequest from the Estate of Charles G. Nessler on May 26; funds may be used for Board-determined public purposes but not for ordinary budget expenses, and planting trees at Town Hall was listed as a potential use.

The Board of Selectmen on May 26 acknowledged a $50,000 bequest from the Estate of Charles G. Nessler and discussed conditions on how the money may be used.

Board members noted the estate's conditions: the funds are to be used for public purposes determined by the Board and may not be applied to ordinary budget expenses. The Board listed planting trees at Town Hall and other town locations as a potential use to be considered in future decisions.

No final appropriation or specific project was approved at the meeting; the acknowledgement places the bequest on the Board's agenda for future allocation consistent with the estate's restrictions.