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Tamworth commission approves $3,172 invoice for easement survey

Tamworth Conservation Commission · March 9, 2026
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Summary

The Tamworth Conservation Commission voted to pay a $3,172 invoice from surveyor Jim Hambrook for work on the O'Bryan & Aprille conservation easement; conservation funds will cover the cost and additional legal or recording fees were flagged as possible future charges.

The Tamworth Conservation Commission voted to authorize payment of a $3,172 invoice from Jim Hambrook for a survey related to the O'Bryan & Aprille donated conservation easement off Bunker Hill Road.

Commissioner Kit Morgan moved to approve the invoice and Commissioner Jeremy Phillips seconded; the motion carried unanimously. The commission recorded that conservation funds will cover the invoice and that additional charges may follow for town attorney fees and recording costs.

The easement work is timed to coincide with the expected signing sequence: after town meeting the Select Board will sign, then Ned Beecher and the landowners will sign the easement documents. The commission also noted that the Whitehouse baseline documentation report was recorded and closed last year and will be reviewed by Scott Aspinall before final steps.

No further action was taken beyond authorizing the invoice payment; the commission plans to revisit related legal and recording expenses as they arise.