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Commission plans digital shapefile storage and improved easement monitoring workflows

Tamworth Conservation Commission · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Members discussed storing easement shapefiles, sharing Avenza/Gaia logins, and the cost tradeoffs of commercial monitoring apps; Britt, Jeremy and Ned will organize electronic files and pursue funding options (grants or Tamworth Foundation support).

The commission discussed improving conservation easement monitoring by centrally storing shapefiles and exploring a shared Avenza/Gaia login to assist with boundary checks. Members noted that specialized easement-monitoring applications used by large land trusts can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars annually, and suggested seeking grant funding or support from the Tamworth Foundation to cover subscription costs.

Commissioners agreed to organize electronic files for ongoing projects and annual monitoring. Britt Lagasse, Jeremy Phillips and Ned Beecher will work together on establishing storage and workflows to make monitoring more efficient and legally robust.