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Selectmen send Canfield Woods ordinance to Town Meeting after 2.5‑acre acquisition

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Summary

Conservation chair Tanner Steeves presented revisions to the Canfield Woods ordinance following the town’s purchase of 2.5 acres for $80,000; the board voted unanimously to send the revised ordinance to Town Meeting for adoption.

The Deep River Board of Selectmen voted March 24 to send a proposed Canfield Woods ordinance to Town Meeting after hearing a presentation from Tanner Steeves.

Steeves, identified in the meeting as chair, told the board the town recently purchased 2.5 acres to expand Canfield Woods for $80,000 and that town counsel has worked with staff to formalize the addition. The proposed ordinance revisions would clearly define the parcels included in Canfield Woods and strengthen language preserving the land as open space. Cynthia Torres moved to send the ordinance to Town Meeting and Duane Gates seconded; the motion passed 3-0.

Town Attorney Jane Marsh was cited as assisting with the formalization of the addition; the board did not adopt the ordinance at the meeting but directed that it be placed on the Town Meeting agenda for consideration.