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Salisbury Planning Board to consider Master Plan update and traffic counts
Summary
The Salisbury Planning Board’s April 6 agenda lists a Master Plan update and a Letter of Agreement with the Central NH Regional Planning Commission (Michael Tardiff), plus a 2026 traffic-count request and 2025 traffic-count data to inform town planning.
The Salisbury Planning Board will consider a Master Plan update and a Letter of Agreement with the Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission at its April 6, 2026 meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Academy Hall and via Zoom. Michael Tardiff of the Central NH Regional Planning Commission is listed on the agenda to discuss the Letter of Agreement.
The agenda also includes a 2026 traffic-count request and references 2025 traffic-count data. The traffic counts are noted as a planning resource; the agenda does not specify any recommended road projects or funding tied to the counts. The board is scheduled to review the request and the most recent data during the presentation.
The Master Plan guides long-term land use and infrastructure decisions; a Letter of Agreement with the regional planning commission would typically define services, deliverables and a timeline for the update, but the agenda does not provide contract value, scope details, or a vote outcome. Any formal approval or contract signature is not recorded in the agenda and will be confirmed at the meeting if taken.
The meeting materials provide a Zoom link and dial-in numbers for remote participation. The board’s next tentative meeting is listed for Monday, April 20, 2026.
