Manchester Conservation Commission on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Manchester Conservation Commission
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last updated: September 2020

The City of Manchester created the Manchester Conservation Commission (MCC) in 1989 to help maintain a balance between our natural resources and the increasing pressure of development. MCC acts as stewards of Manchester’s natural resources by:

Advising the NH Department of Environmental Services’ Wetlands Bureau on local permit applications and enforcement issues.
Conducting field investigations of applications for permits for work in wetlands.
Assisting Manchester city departments, boards, and committees with environmental planning.
Helping interested landowners identify the best protection strategies to preserve their land in it’s natural state.
Coordinating research activities with other organizations such as The Nature Conservancy and the New Hampshire Natural Heritage Bureau.
Providing support for other citywide environmental initiatives such as environmental education, streambank stabilization, and land preservation.

The Manchester Conservation Commission is a seven member volunteer advisory board established by local ordinance (Article XIV) in March of 1989. All members are appointed by the Board of Mayor & Alderman and serve three-year terms.

To contact a member of the Commission call or write in care of the City Clerk’s Office, 1 City Hall Plaza, Manchester NH 03101

The Commission meets the first and the third Thursday of each month at 6:00pm at the City Hall Third Floor Conference Room.

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