Conservation Commission

Laconia Conservation Commission unanimously backs Lake Host Program with $1,000 allocation. Chair Dean Anson and the seven-member commission voted to supplement the program with funds from the Conservation Commission budget, combining with a $1,650 New Hampshire Lakes Grant and $835 in rollover

Laconia Conservation Commission advances Natural Resources Inventory update with FBE Environmental. Chair Dean Anson, joined by Commissioners Deb Williams, Jen Kreitzer, Dan Hooberman, Lisa Morin, Rod Cameron, and Peter Nagle, focused on gathering GIS datasets including wetlands, vernal pools,

Conservation Commission advances Natural Resource Inventory development. Chair Dean Anson reported that work on the chapter required before incorporating the NRI into the city Master Plan had fallen behind schedule and proposed using Hampton's Natural Resource Inventory as a structural template,

Laconia Conservation Commission pursues Natural Resource Inventory analysis. The commission received a presentation on an FB Environmental Geographic Information System study to map high-value environmental areas for development review and conservation planning. Project Manager Sarah Sullivan

Laconia Conservation Commission shifts natural resource inventory to in-house. A hired consultant will not complete the full natural resource inventory as originally planned, leaving the commission itself to complete the work. Members also reviewed a proposal for closed-course jet ski races