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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 Chichester, New Hampshire · Change town
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Road Committee ends private driveway plowing, tackles drainage

Road committee to end private driveway plowing. The Chichester Road Advisory Committee on June 8 agreed to discontinue plowing certain private driveways maintained for years due to historical misunderstandings, directing the Selectmen's Office to research road acceptance records and draft formal

Road Advisory Committee · Meeting of June 8, 2026

NH CHICHESTER — Road committee to end private driveway plowing. The Chichester Road Advisory Committee on June 8 agreed to discontinue plowing certain private driveways maintained for years due to historical misunderstandings, directing the Selectmen's Office to research road acceptance records and draft formal notification to residents. The committee voted unanimously to approve previous minutes and agreed to restructure road inspection with separate forms for paved and gravel roads while building a digital history.

Road Agent Joe McDaniels presented a 2026 paving strategy emphasizing multiple partial improvements, including re-grinding Carpenter Road, and the committee scheduled a Kelly Corner Bridge site visit for June 15 to assess deterioration from heavy truck traffic.

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Source: the Road Advisory Committee meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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