Salisbury board specifies 2,000‑gallon above‑ground fuel tank for highway garage
August 31, 2026 | Salisbury, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
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Board members discussed fuel storage capacity during the July 29 work session. Resident Bill MacDuffie Sr. suggested a 1,500–2,500 gallon tank. The board specified a 2,000‑gallon above‑ground tank, to be enclosed and included in the building fit‑up.
The specification will be incorporated into the RFP updates and building plans so bidders can price and design accordingly. The board did not record a formal roll‑call vote on the capacity, but the minutes state the board decided on the 2,000‑gallon specification.
The specification will be incorporated into the RFP updates and building plans so bidders can price and design accordingly. The board did not record a formal roll‑call vote on the capacity, but the minutes state the board decided on the 2,000‑gallon specification.
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