Selectmen discuss utilities, driveway access and parking layout for highway site
August 31, 2026 | Salisbury, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
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Road Agent MacDuffie said he will contact Unitil for utility estimates for the Highway Department site and noted the driveway is not yet complete but the property is cleared and accessible on foot. The board agreed to post an address sign at the driveway entrance (76 Mutton Road) so the site can be clearly identified.
Selectman David Hostetler described the pavement footprint needed — from the far corner of the shed to the opposite corner of the garage — and called for a 20‑foot parking aisle with eight parking spaces in front of the garage. A Zoom participant asked about salt runoff; the board and the road agent said containment in the shed should limit runoff concerns.
Selectman David Hostetler described the pavement footprint needed — from the far corner of the shed to the opposite corner of the garage — and called for a 20‑foot parking aisle with eight parking spaces in front of the garage. A Zoom participant asked about salt runoff; the board and the road agent said containment in the shed should limit runoff concerns.
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