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More than 50 waterfront property owners, contractors, town officials and tree company officials attended a public hearing yesterday to tell DES the State’s new rules are confusing.
Colors may not be as vibrant as in the past, but state tourism officials expect to meet their prediction of more than 7.8 million foliage season tourism visits, a 1 percent increase over last fall’s record numbers.
A suction harvester that has replaced hand held nets used by divers pulling water milfoil from the bottom of Smith Cove has increased the rate of harvest nearly 20-fold and holds great promise for future attempts to rid lakes and ponds of aquatic nuisance plants.
The closing of most of the 9,200 feet of shoreline was announced earlier this week by the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development, which said that the decision was made “to allow for the protection and restoration of rare and endangered plants and natural communities.”
Preservationists and “Long Sands Sinners” tell DRED what they think at weekend meeting.
Ossipee Lake
Temperature: 30°F
Conditions: Light Snow
Clouds: Overcast