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Conservation chair to consult attorneys after offer to donate roughly 80 acres

Salisbury Board of Selectmen · June 17, 2026
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Summary

The Conservation Commission presented an offer to donate about 80 acres to the town; the Board of Selectmen authorized the commission chair to consult town attorneys on legal process and expectations.

Conservation Commission Chair Michael Rossetti told the Board of Selectmen that a property owner had proposed donating roughly 80 acres to the town. Rossetti asked for the board’s approval to consult town attorneys about the process and expectations for accepting such a donation.

Chair Jim Hoyt moved to allow Rossetti to speak with the town attorneys; Selectman David Kelly seconded and the motion passed with no opposition. No property owner name, specific parcel boundaries, or conditions were recorded in the minutes; the board limited action at this meeting to authorizing legal consultation.