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Wednesday, October 28, 2026 Goffstown, New Hampshire · Change town
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SELECT BOARD APPROVES BARN EASEMENT AND FIRE EQUIPMENT GRANTS

Goffstown Select Board approves barn easement and fire equipment grants. Town Assessor Scott Bartlett recommended and the Board unanimously approved a Discretionary Preservation Easement under RSA 79-D for a historic barn at 215 Wallace Road, freezing the property assessment at 50 percent of

Select Board · Meeting of April 27, 2026

NH GOFFSTOWN — Goffstown Select Board approves barn easement and fire equipment grants. Town Assessor Scott Bartlett recommended and the Board unanimously approved a Discretionary Preservation Easement under RSA 79-D for a historic barn at 215 Wallace Road, freezing the property assessment at 50 percent of assessed value for ten years. The Fire Department was authorized to apply for up to $522,000 in combined state grants for replacement of the 2005 E-1 fire engine through the New Hampshire Clean Diesel Grant Program (up to $272,000) and Granite State Clean Fleets Program (up to $250,000).

The Board deferred action on a Moose Club Park Road petition to upgrade the Class VI unmaintained section to Class V town-maintained status, directing Town Administrator Derek Horne to seek legal guidance on betterment assessments and maintenance liability waivers.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of April 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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