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Selectmen agenda: appointments, Master Plan update and transfer-station staffing set for April 1 meeting
Summary
Salisbury's Board of Selectmen listed appointments to planning and recreation boards, a Master Plan update agreement with CNHRPC, transfer station staffing changes and training dates, a library trustee alternate appointment, and town hall siding repairs on the April 1 agenda.
The Salisbury Board of Selectmen convened an agenda for its April 1, 2026 meeting at Academy Hall (with Zoom access) that set out routine town business and several personnel and planning items for board consideration.
The agenda opens with routine approvals: review and signature of draft minutes from March 11, 23, 24 and 27 and the public inspection of accounts payable and payroll registers, together with a Report of Appropriations Actually Voted (MS-232). It also lists multiple land-use filings for board review, including a Current Use application for Tax Map 224, Lot 3 (Bentley), Intent to Cut and Report of Cuts filings (Rose; Landry; Santos; Hanson), and Intent to Excavate filings for Tax Map 221, Lot 2 (MacDuffie) and Tax Map 220, Lot 1 (Wunderlich).
Under department and committee updates the agenda includes a proposed agreement with the Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission (CNHRPC) for the town'027 Master Plan update. The item is presented for Selectmen review and would guide forthcoming planning work if the board approves the contract.
Public-works and transfer-station matters were listed: a Municipal Certificate of Authority item for the Road Agent and Fire Department, the resignation of a transfer-station attendant, a Transfer Station Manager job description for consideration, and notification of solid-waste operator certification/training options (in-person May 7, 2026, or online June 12, 2026).
The agenda also sets out appointments: Planning Board alternate appointments for Joseph Schmidl and Jeff Nangle (terms through 2029) and Recreation Committee appointments for Brennen Lorden, Julia Jones and Nick Jarvis (terms through 2029). Under new business the board lists an alternate Library Trustees appointment for Michelle Carr (one-year term) and Oaths of Office for Marcia Murphy and the Road Agent.
Facility maintenance and operational rules appear on the agenda as well: Town Hall siding repair is listed for action, and several Standard Operating Procedures are referenced for review (#93-003 Use of Computers; #93-004 Town Building Custodial Duties; #93-007 No Smoking Policy; and #03-001 Removal of Timber from Public Road ROWs).
The agenda notifies the public that the board may enter a non-public session under RSA 91-A:3, II (a), (b) and (c) if matters arise that fit statutory criteria for personnel, negotiation, or real-estate confidentiality. The agenda closes by scheduling the next meeting for April 15, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. upstairs in Academy Hall.
Because the record provided is an agenda rather than minutes or a transcript of deliberations, the document lists planned items for the board to consider rather than final actions or votes. Any approvals, votes or formal outcomes will be recorded in subsequent minutes.
