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Selectmen say Ski Hearth easement moving ahead to enable Crane Hill Bridge Project
Summary
Selectman Chris Ellms reported that easements prepared with SPNHF will support the Crane Hill Bridge Project and urged town facilitation of a meeting between SPNHF and the property owner; related conservation coordination includes a forthcoming meeting about the Salmon Hole culvert and turtle crossings.
Selectman Chris Ellms updated the Sugar Hill selectmen on March 17, 2025 that easements tied to the Ski Hearth property, prepared with SPNHF, are moving forward to enable the Crane Hill Bridge Project.
According to the minutes, the easements were prepared and sent out and Ellms emphasized the importance of the Ski Hearth property to the town, urging that town officials help facilitate a meeting between the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (recorded in the minutes as SPNHF) and the property owner to keep the project progressing.
The minutes also note that Earl Duval of Blue Sky Towers will meet with the Sugar Hill Conservation Commission at their monthly meeting to discuss the culvert at Salmon Hole and considerations for turtle crossings, indicating coordination between a development/consultant representative and local conservation officials on infrastructure and wildlife-protection measures.
The board recorded these updates as informational; no formal motions or votes specific to the easement or culvert were recorded in the minutes.
