Conservation Commission

Windham Conservation Commission approves Girl Scout projects and adopts new mission statement. The Commission approved Elyse Walden's Greenway Trail signage project, which will place four trail markers at key intersections by August 2026, funded by The Dubay Group, and approved Kate Rochford's

Windham Conservation Commission approves $2,650 graffiti removal at Deer Leap. The Commission unanimously hired Great Bay Facility Maintenance Service, Inc., accepting a proposal from Friends of Moeckel Pond representatives Dianna Fallon and Neil Fallon to address graffiti using powdered glass

Windham Conservation Commission approves $2,000 Fessenden Dam fence. Members voted 5-0 to hire Fences Unlimited for split rail fencing in the parking area, with Secretary Kara Feldberg moving and alternate member Brian McFarland seconding. Chair Michael Specian scheduled an April 1 site walk to

Windham conservation commission reviews four pending variance applications. Edward N. Herbert Associates presented two Cross Street applications seeking to build new homes on pre-existing non-conforming lots within the Watershed Protection Overlay District; the Commission will attend a March 18 ZBA

Windham Conservation Commission signs off on Lakeshore stonewalls. Vice Chair Wayne Morris moved to authorize Chair Michael Specian to sign wetland permits for stonewall rebuilding at 14 and 12A Lakeshore Drive, passed unanimously 5-0. Benchmark Engineering is handling the work for applicant Joe