Conservation Commission accepts Felicia McCowan as Associate Member
Farmington Conservation Commission appoints associate member, addresses property boundaries. The board unanimously accepted Felicia McCowan as an Associate Member to fill a vacancy. Chairman Jim Pollard reported that an NH Fish and Game Department survey found significantly faded boundary markings
Conservation Committee · Meeting of July 9, 2026
NH FARMINGTON — Farmington Conservation Commission appoints associate member, addresses property boundaries. The board unanimously accepted Felicia McCowan as an Associate Member to fill a vacancy. Chairman Jim Pollard reported that an NH Fish and Game Department survey found significantly faded boundary markings on the Dubois and French conservation properties, and commission members discovered a minor encroachment by a neighboring archery target.
The commission plans to hire a professional forester to refresh the property markings and potentially expand hiking trails.
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Source: the Conservation Committee meeting of July 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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