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30 HAMPTON TOWN REPORT To the Citizens of Hampton, N. H.: Our activities this past year have been devoted almost entirely to efforts toward securing the finannancing of the Final Plan for Project Area No. 1. We have been up and down many paths at both the Federal and State level, but as of this date we have not arrived at a solution which we believe to be acceptable. It appears at the moment, due to recent conditions that have developed, that we may be able to reconsider Federal Urban Renewal as some previously qualifying requirements have been changed in our favor. If we do not have the Final Plan we obviously are still not in a position to ask for the Faith and Credit of the Town, and therein lies the reason why we do not have an Article in the Warrant this year. The Authority still feels very strongly that areas that are not being used at all, or that are being used in an unplanned and piecemeal manner, impair economic values as well as impair tax revenues to the Town, and thereby threaten the financial stability of the community. The reclamation of at least a part of our marsh area is the obvious answer for the future economic prosperity of the Town of Hampton, and we shall continue to work toward that end. Respectfully submitted, Douglass E. Hunter, Vice Chairman Walter F. Vanderpool, Clerk Paul F. Leary, Treasurer Albert B. Wright, Asst. Treasurer CARL M. LOUGEE, Chairman
HAMPTON TOWN REPORT 31 Mr. Lawrence Hackett moved that a vote of thanks be given the Hampton Municipal Development Authority. So Voted. Miss Ruth Stimson moved the adoption of Article 17 as read. Seconded. Miss Stimson then gave a Report of the work of the Conservation Committee as follows: Report of the Hampton Committee Marsh Conservation March 12, <strong>1963</strong> Articles 17 and 18 are sponsored by the Hampton Marsh Conservation Committee, which you voted to establish last year. Seven members were appointed by the moderator, and have met regularly during the year. To understand the purpose of Article 17 it is necessary to brief you on our activities. We have received to date, gifts of 82 acres of Marsh land for wildlife and conservation purposes. The names of was the doners have been published after each gift legalized and we wish to express our appreciation publicly for their generosity and interest in conservation and preservation of some portion of the 1600 acres of marsh in town. There is a provision in every deed that the land will revert back to the original owner or his heirs at such time that the land is no longer used for conservation purposes. Last year the citizens expressed the desire to investigate setting aside an area of 350 acres or more for wildlife and conservation purposes. Our committee invited technical consultants from the USDI, New Hampshire Fish and Game Dept., University of New Hampshire, Federated Sportsmen,
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