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Select Board accepts $5,000 bid for small Barrington Road parcel, tables several larger offers

Nottingham Select Board · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The Nottingham Select Board accepted an abutter's $5,000 offer for Partial 1‑8 (Barrington Road) and tabled several larger or contested tax‑ceded parcel offers, including a 12‑acre Smoke Street lot with duplicate bids, for further review and to obtain additional information.

The Nottingham Select Board on Aug. 3 approved the sale of a small town parcel identified as Partial 1‑8 on Barrington Road to Rula Asadi for $5,000, and discussed but did not finalize offers on several larger or contested tax‑ceded properties.

Chair Charlotte Fife announced the approved transfer on the record: "We have approved the sale, partial 1 Dash 8 to Rula Asadi ... for $5,000." Members agreed to accept several of the smaller 'micro' parcels but asked staff to assemble full packets and additional background on larger properties before making final decisions. Board members explicitly tabled offers for a 12‑acre Smoke Street parcel that attracted duplicate sealed bids at the same amount and several Water Street lots, citing the need for more research and all members' participation before moving forward.

Ellen White, the town administrator, said the town followed a process of notifying abutting owners and accepting sealed offers with a required 10% deposit. The board discussed whether to require cashier's or certified checks within a set period for closing. The administrator agreed to prepare complete packets and suggested the board revisit the contested lots at a future meeting when more members are present.

The board recorded motions and voice votes on the partial approvals and noted that several parcels received no bids. The board also left open its right to reject any and all offers pending further review.