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Meeting report · Conservation Commission Upcoming

Conservation Commission — August 5, 2026

WhenWed, August 5, 2026 · 6:30 PM
Starts in4 days
FormatIn person
WhereTown Hall Community Room, 7 Monument Square, Hollis, NH 03049
Agenda brief AI-generated from the posted agenda — a preview, not a record of the meeting.
Commission considers $585,000 expenditure for 43-acre property purchase on Pine Hill Road

The primary item is a public hearing regarding a proposed $585,000 expenditure to purchase 43.282 acres of land on Pine Hill Road (Tax Map 032 Lot 009), currently owned by Clifford A. Walker & Ellen E. Jones-Walker.

Following the hearing, the commission will review updates from the Planning Board and address new business including landscape management software, property maintenance, Old Home Days, and the Dufresne Memorial Bench.

Source posted agenda5 agenda items

On the ⁠agenda

Items scheduled for discussion, from the posted agenda.
  1. 1
    Public hearing for $585,000 property purchase on Pine Hill Road
  2. 2
    Acquisition of 43.282 acres (Tax Map 032 Lot 009)
  3. 3
    Discussion on landscape management software
  4. 4
    Property maintenance planning
  5. 5
    Old Home Days preparations

Why this matters

The commission is deciding whether to commit significant town funds toward the acquisition of a large parcel of land. Residents may want to attend to voice support or concerns regarding the purchase price and the conservation value of the Pine Hill Road property.

Brief generated from the posted agenda by litellm::gemma-4-26b on 2026-08-01. Not a substitute for attending or watching the meeting.

After the meeting

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This schedule and agenda preview are mirrored from the town and generated by AI — details may be incomplete or change. Always confirm against the town's official Conservation Commission page before attending.