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Monadnock Conservancy notifies Richmond about removed stone from Bullock Homesite; societies to restore it
Summary
A letter from the Monadnock Conservancy reported a half-ton stone removed from the historic Bullock Homesite cellar hole and said the violation can be corrected by returning the stone; the Richmond Historical Society and Richmond Conservation Commission will move it back.
The board received a letter from the Monadnock Conservancy reporting that a half-ton stone had been removed from the historic cellar hole at the Bullock Homesite and that the conservancy considers the removal a violation that can be corrected by returning the stone to the historic site. The minutes state that the Richmond Historical Society and the Richmond Conservation Commission have been made aware and will move the stone back to its original location.
The minutes record the correspondence but do not include further discussion of who removed the stone, whether enforcement action will follow, or a schedule for the restoration. The board recorded receipt of the letter; no motion or vote related to enforcement was recorded in the minutes.
