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Newport subcommittee completes Natural Resource Inventory plan review

Newport's NRI subcommittee resolved all remaining conservation plan modifications during an April 15 meeting. Subcommittee members Don Schagen and Andy Boutin discussed all previously unresolved areas for modification to the Natural Resource Inventory conservation plan and determined all items were

NRI Action Plan Subcommittee of Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 15, 2026

NH NEWPORT — Newport's NRI subcommittee resolved all remaining conservation plan modifications during an April 15 meeting. Subcommittee members Don Schagen and Andy Boutin discussed all previously unresolved areas for modification to the Natural Resource Inventory conservation plan and determined all items were resolved. Boutin will update the conservation plan with the discussed changes, and both members will continue online reviews until completion.

The updated plan will be emailed to the full Conservation Commission for review before the commission's next regular May meeting. No further dedicated subcommittee meetings have been scheduled.

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Source: the NRI Action Plan Subcommittee of Conservation Commission meeting of April 15, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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