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Salisbury Selectmen to consider permits, grant, job description and energy committee at April 15 meeting
Summary
The Salisbury Selectmen’s April 15 agenda includes review of draft minutes, land‑use and permit items (including an intent to excavate and wetlands permit), S.O.P. amendments, a VFA grant agreement, an amended Town Administrator job description, and new-business items on patriotic buntings and an energy committee.
The Salisbury Selectmen are scheduled to meet Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at Academy Hall and via Zoom to review routine minutes and several substantive items, including land‑use notices, a VFA grant agreement and proposals to reestablish an energy committee.
The agenda lists review and potential approval of draft minutes from April 1 and April 8 and signatures on town records. Financial items include review of accounts payable and payroll registers (available for public inspection) and a gravel tax levy/warrant. Land‑use and conservation items noted for board consideration include an Intent to Excavate for Tax Map 219, Lot 43 (Scarfo), a Wetlands Permit application for Warner Road / Tucker Pond, and multiple Intent to Cut notices for properties listed by tax map and lot.
The Clerk also flagged administrative business: Reports of Cuts for several lots, amendments to standard operating procedures (S.O.P. #93‑003, #93‑007 and #03‑001), and a Notice of Property Lien. A VFA Grant Agreement (G‑1 pages) appears on the agenda for review; the agenda text does not specify award amounts or program details.
In new business, the agenda lists two presenters by name: Judy Elliott regarding patriotic buntings on town buildings, and Joe Schmidl regarding appointment of a representative to the Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission (CNHRPC) and the reestablishment of an Energy Committee. The agenda does not attach briefing materials or proposed motions to those entries; any formal proposals or votes would occur during the meeting.
The Town Administrator’s Report is on the agenda, including an amended Town Administrator job description. The Clerk’s agenda also notes the potential for a non‑public session under RSA 91‑A:3,II (a), (b) and (c). The agenda sets the next Selectmen’s meeting for Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 7 p.m. upstairs in Academy Hall.
The posted agenda lists the items to be discussed but does not record outcomes or votes; readers should consult the minutes or watch the meeting to learn any decisions taken or motions made.
