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Highlighting specific community concerns regarding the Kearsarge Mountain Bike Trail.
At the April 1 Conservation Commission meeting, members discussed the Kearsarge Mountain Bike Trail proposal. Key concerns include emergency response, parking, and the prevention of unregulated 'spider trails.' The WCC is now... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/warner/conservation-commission/2026-04-01/ #MeetingWatch #WarnerNH
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Reporting on the legal reversal regarding the Exit 9 development.
A recent court ruling has overturned the ZBA's decision to block development at the Exit 9 Conservation Easement. The CATCH development project is now moving forward to the Planning Board for review. #WarnerNH #LocalGovernment https://meetingwatch.org/nh/warner/conservation-commission/2026-04-01/ #MeetingWatch
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Noting upcoming changes in board composition and recruitment efforts.
Warner Conservation Commission is facing upcoming vacancies as two members' terms expire. The Commission is currently seeking new members and plans to update its mission description on the town website to aid recruitment. #WarnerNH https://meetingwatch.org/nh/warner/conservation-commission/2026-04-01/ #MeetingWatch
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The future of land use in Warner is shifting. At the April 1 Conservation Commission meeting, two major issues took center stage: the Kearsarge Mountain Bike Trail and a legal reversal regarding the Exit 9 development. 🧵 #MeetingWatch #WarnerNH
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Regarding the Kearsarge Mountain Bike Trail: The WCC is tackling serious questions about emergency response access, parking management, and how to prevent the creation of unregulated 'spider trails.' They are currently coordinating with town departments to set strict conditions.
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Meanwhile, a judge has ruled against the Zoning Board’s previous decision to block development by CATCH at the Exit 9 property. This means the project, which involved disputes over building height and road proximity, must now proceed to the Planning Board.
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As these land-use decisions move forward, resident involvement is critical. Stay informed on how these developments will impact our local environment and safety. #WarnerNH #CivicAccountability https://meetingwatch.org/nh/warner/conservation-commission/2026-04-01/
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Important updates from the April 1 Warner Conservation Commission meeting regarding local land use and development. First, the Commission addressed the proposed Kearsarge Mountain Bike Trail. While the project is moving forward through coordination with the DNCR, the Commission raised several critical concerns that require clear answers: how emergency services will respond to incidents on the trail, how parking will be managed to avoid congestion, and how the town will prevent the development of unauthorized 'spider trails' that damage the environment. The WCC is currently working to develop a formal list of required conditions for this project. Second, a significant legal shift occurred regarding the Exit 9 Conservation Easement. A judge has overturned the Zoning Board’s decision to block the CATCH development, which had previously been halted due to concerns over building height and proximity to the road. As a result, the development will now move to the Planning Board for review. As these decisions move from the Conservation Commission to the Planning Board and state agencies, residents should stay engaged to ensure safety and conservation standards are upheld. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/warner/conservation-commission/2026-04-01/ #MeetingWatch #WarnerNH