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Epping Conservation Commission agenda for Jan. 21 includes Prescott Orchards plan, budget review and outreach items

Epping Conservation Commission · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The Epping Conservation Commission will meet Jan. 21, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Town Hall (upstairs) to consider the Prescott Orchards long-term conservation plan, signage and supplies for Tilton Conservation Area, ongoing partnership updates, and 2026 budget and priorities.

The Epping Conservation Commission is scheduled to meet on Jan. 21, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Town Hall upstairs meeting space to consider a range of conservation and administrative items listed on its agenda.

The agenda highlights several items under "Properties," including a "Prescott Orchards long-term conservation plan," discussion of bridge supplies, and a sign-update and materials item for the Tilton Conservation Area. The agenda does not specify recommended actions, funding sources, vendors, or timelines for those items.

Under updates, the commission lists an ongoing partnership item with the "Municipal Alliance for Adaptive Management" and outreach items including "Passports and brochures" and a question about a Canva account, indicating planned discussion of public-facing materials and communications tools.

Administrative items on the agenda include a budget update and "Expenditure Planning for 2026 - Ongoing," along with technology outreach, a planned photo contest, and routine mailbag correspondence. The agenda text does not list dollar amounts, proposed appropriations, or motions related to the budget.

The meeting opens with routine procedural business (approval of prior minutes, permits and requests) and reserves time for additional items and a discussion of priorities and goals for 2026. The agenda ends with a general "FUTURE" placeholder but does not list specific future meeting dates or formal votes.

Because the available text is an agenda rather than meeting minutes or a transcript of discussion, it does not record motions, votes, speakers' remarks, or outcomes. The items listed establish the topics the commission intended to consider; any decisions, vote tallies, or follow-up assignments will depend on what occurs at the live meeting.