Weare Conservation Commission votes to sign conservation easement release for property tied to Timothy Bouchard

At its June 10 meeting the Weare Conservation Commission approved a motion to sign a conservation easement release for property associated with Timothy Bouchard.

Chair Andy Fulton read the prepared easement release and noted it had been prepared by the commission's attorney. The document references a conveyance to the town dated 07/21/2004 and a conveyance to the current owner; the plan reference and tax‑map entries were discussed in the meeting materials. Mark Phillips moved to sign the easement release and Ray LeMay seconded; the commission then voted in favor.

Fulton noted the town already has some signed documents on file and said Naomi and town counsel would handle associated town business; he asked whether the commission wished him to sign on its behalf and, after the motion and second, confirmed the commission was "all in favor." No individual no or abstain votes were recorded in the discussion and the chair said he would sign as the commission’s representative.

The motion related to a recorded plan and cited plan number 3373 and other recording references described in the meeting materials; the transcript did not list dollar amounts, easement conditions or subsequent property‑use restrictions, and those items were not specified during the public discussion. The chair also noted that any legal or covenant review (to confirm deed language and town authority) remains part of the follow‑up work handled with the town attorney.

Next steps: the chair will sign the easement release per the motion and the town will process required filings.