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[email protected]. COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT PROGRAIi Attachment D-4 ACQUISITION PLAN LAREASIDESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION Prepared by Strafford Rockingham Regional Council The preparation of this report was supported in part by a grant provided by the Coastal Zone Management Act of 19721, administered by the Office of Coastal Zone Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Introduction This plan for,the acquisition of areas designated for preservation and restoration has been completed in accordance with paragraph 2D of the contract between the Strafford Rockingham/,Regional Council and the New Hampshire Office of Comprehensive Planning, dated May 25, 1975.- Included in the development of the plan are a description of the property, reasons why acquisition or1conservation easements might be necessary, proposed ultimate uses of the property, as well as recommendations for project responsibility, estimated annual costs for FY 77-81 and possible sources of funds. Data sheets reflecting current own- ership records and calculations of estimated annual costs are included in the plan. Tracings of tax map information and sketches of each of the areas(where available) have been included in a folder accompanying this document. it should be noted that this plan is preliminary in nature. Owners have not been contacted in order to determine their willingness to either sell the property or to consent to acquisition of a conservation easement by an appropriate body. Discussions with local representatives indicate that there will be some opposition to purchase of certain parcels of land or acquisition of-easements by local or state governments. Also, significant portions of areas considered for purchase or easement serve either as prin- cipal or summer residences of the owners. There could be problems -with subdividing the land or possible owner resistance to easements or acquisition. Acquisition of significant parcels of land in any one community could cause'problems on two fronts. First, there would be a decrease in the local tax base corresponding to the value of the land acquired. This would be reflected in higher tax rates to the re- maining local residents. The possibility of transfer payments to towns in lieu of taxes on acquired properties must be considered. Further, financial responsibility for main- tenance of acquired properties must be considered. If such responsibility lies with local conservation commissions, it could result in an increase in their budgets. Again, the possibility of the transfer of funds to towns to cover such expenses might be con- sidered. The remainder of this report is divided into three sections. First, there is a method section describing the procedure involved in developing the plan as well as pro- cedures for completion of the three data sheets which form the basis of the work. Second, completed data sheets,are included in appendix form. Third, sketches of property are included in a folder accompanying one copy of this report to the Office of Comprehensive Planning in Concord. Copies of the sketches also remain at1the offices of the-Strafford Rockingham Regional Council, 99 Water Street, Exeter, New Hampshire. Method The first step in the development of this plan was to draw up a series of three data sheets which were intended to present all of the information required by paragraph 2D of the contract. Blank copies of data sheets #1, #2, and #3 are included here for reference A description of each of them follows, along with the standards used in@` filling them out. DATA SHEET NUMBER ONE This sh@et provides a brief description of each area considered for acquisition or easement as well as its location and approximate size. Reasons are given why acqui- sition or conservation easements are needed. Proposed uses of the area, recommendations for project responsibility, estimates of annual costs and possible sources'of funds complete the sheet. Areas chosen for inclusion in the plan were drawn directly from the -'.Inventory and Designation of Areas of Particular Concern"developed by Strafford..!Rockingham Regional Council during the first year coastal zone planning effort. -A later document prepared by the Strafford Rockingham Regional Council entitled "Public Actions to Bring Areas of Particular Concern Under Purview of a Management Program" (dated November'30, 1975) identified from the original inventory list those areas where conservation easements or acqui@ition ought to be considered. Standards Ose'd in,mak-ing the determinations as to whether or not to acquire or obtain easements on property are presented in that report, and reference should be made to it. Areas generally chosen for acquisition or easement included a number of individually identifiable areas not already under state or local control and with such features as rare or interesting flora and fauna, unusual" geological formations.,outstanding scenic values,or significant value to wildlife. Gen- eric categories of areas such as tidal marsh or areas of significant historical or cul- tural value were not listed here due largely to their already protected status: the wetlands are reasonably well protected by the dredge and fill law and most of the valu- able historic and cultural sites are already owned by the state, the municipality, or VO non-profit corporations whose purpose is conservation of those places. Descriptions of individual areas and reasons why acquisition or easement might be necessary are drawn from the "Areas of Particular Concern" inventory, supplemented by discussion with local interests. Proposed uses, such at for conservation land, a wild- life refuge, or a nature study area, -Wero based on the description of the property, supplemented by discussion with local representatives. Recommendations for project responsibility have been all-ocated to the public and private sectors. It is not necessary that any one of the responsible entities,@[email protected] public or private, will operate entirely by itself to acquire and manage any of the DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF.AREA LOCATION:'Approx. Longitude Latitude Muni ci pal ity APPROXIMATE SIZE Acres .BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS.OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper). WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) PROPOSED USES, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY .(public/private) ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 POSSIBLE,SOURCE OF FUNDS -2- -areas listed here. Most likely, there will at least be dialogue among interested parties such as between a local conservation commission and a state agency, or between a local conservation commission and the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. Cooperative efforts from the private sector in obtaining rights to desired property, @r in short-term financial assistance are also envisioned. Investigations into possible project sponsors revealed that, in the public sector,. local conservation commissions or the State of New Hampshire (most likely the Parks Division of the Department of Resources and Economic Development) would be the most logical organizations to shoulder project lead responsibility. Other state agencies, such as the New Hampshire Department of Fish and Game could also take a lead role in the acquisition of some such areas. Local conservation commissions generally have experience both in property acquisition and management, making them the obvious choice for responsibility at the local level. The most likely prospect for acquisition responsibility in the private sector is the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (SPNHF), headquartered in Concord, New Hampshire. This group has long been active in the acquisition of valuable natural areas5 and is experienced at managing them after acquisition as well. The SPNHF also works with-the Arlington, Virginia based Nature Conservancy to provide short- term loans to local conservation commissions or other entities interested in acquiring conservation land. These loans are then repaid by the borrowing entity. Thus, most of the project leadership arises at the local governmental level, even when such private organizations are involved. Project responsibility was suggested for a combination of all of the above private and public groups, a fact reflecting the diversity of organization which could shoulder the burden. In several instance.s,*(for example, the Little Harbor Islands and shore- front area),,,only public responsibility was suggested. This reflects the fact that significant use by the public-at-large is expected, and total public responsibility is warranted. I Possible sources of funds lie both in the public and the private sectors. Private sector funds are likely to arise from either the outright donation of land, from the granting of a conservation easement at no cost to the acquiring entity, or from the donation of cash to appropriate conservation organizations, such as SPNHF or local conservation commissions. Public sector funds can come from appropriations at the federal, state or local level. At the federal level, the funds now available require matching by lower govern- mental bodies. The most prominent sources are the.Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and Johnson-Dingell ("Duck Stamp") money. Both require 50% matching funds from local or state government. Local or state government may raise matching funds for appropriations -3- -through the town meeting and legislative processes respectively. They may also raise funds for outrig 'ht purchase of easements. The lure of even match money, however, has led to a number of towns in the coastal zone planning area seeking matching funds from the federal government for local projects which would otherwise probably not have been considered,. As in' the case of project management responsibility, it is entirely possible and to be expected that project financial responsibility be shared by two or more entities. This concept has long been practiced by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests and local conservation commissions. Another obvious example of joint funding is the use of state/local."match" money for federal BOR and Johnson-Dingell funds. In developing.the estimate of annual costs for FY 77-81, the goal was to spread out costs as evenly as possible over the five year period. Attention was paid to the urgency of action, also. High and low estimates of acquisition costs have been esti- mated in order to provide bounding values on.program,costs (see,discussion of Data Sheet #3). It was assumed that each area of concern would be acquired instantaneously in any given year. The year-in which the property was slated -Por acquisition was based solely on a subjective judgement of the difficulty.in obtaining title or easements on the property. Those areas with the fewest owners, and therefore deemed to be able to be acquired most easily,. were listed in the earliest years. Those areas where tax records are scanty, or which have.a complex ownership have been, wherever possible, put off un- til later in the program in order to allow time for groundwork necessary prior to the transactions. FY 77 has been considered a "negotiation" year, and no acquisition is contemplated. DATA SHEET NUMBER TWO Once the areas to be acquired or on which conservation easements might be placed were identified, ownership was identified and listed on Data Sheet #2. Information needed to complete an inventory of ownership was obtained primarily from local tax maps. Where tax maps were not available discussions with local citizens sometimes were suffi- cient to discover who the owners of affected lands were. In only one instance (Seabrook) was significant difficulty encountered in obtaining the names of owners. . Data sheet #2 records information available from individual towns. Owner's names and addresses and tax map references are listed, as well as the acreage of parcels, and the assessed values of land and improvements. Current use assessment, if any, is also listed. The type of action proposedfor-each parcel (acquisition, easement, or none) is listed in the final column. This data'is used in the calculation of program costs (see Data Sheet #3). One final.note on the type of action proposed for the individual parcels listed on Data Sheet #2: acquisition or easements of the entire parcel inventoried are not necessarily heeded. The boundaries of partial acquIsition and partial- DATA SHEET #2 Page of NAME OF AREA 4iA #5 #6 #7 #8 W9 W10 J ASSESSED VALUE ype of LOCATION 1 JIWNEISHII AS OF SIZE - (C Injj* Improve- I TAction Mni!;iRality* Map Parce (Name and Address)-- lAcres Land AuS5 s. ments @Tota Proposed .TOTAL TH'IS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @_vinership info is correct.. It may be April 1, 1975- *' if a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put-actual assessed value in column #6. Column .#9 is the result of adding #6 and.#8. -4- -easements cannot be easily determined at this point because of the difference in de- tail of the maps,used by the Strafford Rockingham Regional Council in the development of this plan (municipal,tax maps are generally scaled at 1"=200', with no physical features shown; and the.USGS 15' series quandrangle maps, are at a scale of 1:24,000) precluding /more detailed estimates. Attempts to subdivide properties for the purpose of obtainIng conservation easements, or title, are not precise and should hot be taken as exact recommendations. DATA SHEET NUMBER THREE Data Sheet #3 is the worksheet used in calculating acquisition costs for each of the areas of particular concern. Location and name of owner information for each parcel of land to be acquired was transferred from Data Sheet #2. The remaining columns are given over to the calculation of high and low estimates of acquisition costs. Both high and low estimates of annual costs calculated on Data Sheet #3 are pre- sented on the indivi dual data sheets (#1). These reflect an upper and lower bound on program costs.. It is expected that true program costs will be somewhere in between the figure given. The assumptions which apply to each estimate are as follows: High Estimate The high estimate assumes purchase of the entire parcel on which any portion of the area of particular concern lies. (There are possible savings through the use of conservation easements, but these are not included in this estimate ). Purchase of buildings, structures and land necessary to provide ownership of the area of particular concern and immediate surroundings is assumed. (In many cases, the parcel could be subdivided and buildings not acquired. Also, land used for private dwellings, often prohibitively expensive to acquire and not crucial to success of the acquisition program, could remain in private hands.) Identifiable salt water and fresh water wetlands have been valued at their present current-use assessment. If that figure was not available, total assessed value was used. If that figure was unavailable, $100 per acre was used. All other land has been priced at the assessed value for the parcel, modified, by most recent (1975) State of New Hampshire equalized assessment ratios (see Table #1). Where assessed values were not available, estimations of value were made based on those for similar land in adjacent towns. No planning and transaction costs were included. Possible inflationary effects were ignored. Low.Estimate Conservation easements were used whenever appropriate. The cost of a conser- vation easement was estimated at various percentages of the equalized assessment. (See explanation, end of this section). DATA SHEET #3 ACgUISITION COST CALCULATIONS NAME OF AREA ESTIMATED COSTSSI- o 0 00 =5 cu HIGH LOW LOCATION OWNERSHIP u C, S.- u (n C7 4J C (0U 4J C Parcel Cost V) Acr Municipality Map Acreage eage. Cost, -5- Subdivision-of properties was a ssumed in order that only those portions of individual,property deemed absolutely necessary to protect the area were consid- ered for acquisition or easement. Purchase of buildings and structures was avoid- ed whenever possible.@ No purchase of property used as private residences was assumed unless abso- lutely necessary to protect the area,of particular concern. Ownership of a con- tiguous land was not considered in the purchase decision. Identifiable salt water and fresh water wetland was valued at the present current use assessment. If a valuation was not available, total assessed value was used. Otherwise, $100 per acre was used. Where assessed values were not available, estimations of value'were based@on those.for similar land in adjacent towns. No planning and transaction costs are included. Possible inflationary effects were ignored. NOTE: Estimates of the future town-wide annual increases in property values range from.5%-310% per year. Salt water and fresh water wetlands are not expected to change in value due to the effects of the New Hampshire dredge and fill law (RSA-483). Other properties,in town-may also vary fromthe average annual town- wide increase in property values. Conservation Easements The cost of acquiring a conservation easement as a percentage of fair market value varies with the development capability of the land. The following general guidelines were used in assessing the cost of acquiring an easement, both on shorefront and in- land property (reference for capability classes is made to 1:62,500 maps entitled "Land and Water Use Capability", New Hampshire Office of Comprehensive Planning, Sept-. ember 1975). Cost of Easements: Readily buildable property: (capability class EXISTING URBAN, EXCELLENT, GOOD) No construction - 90% of current equalized'assessment Restrictions on building only - 30% (height, landscaping, etc.) Difficult to build upon: (Capability class FAIR, POOR (excluding wetlands) No construction - 70% Restrictions only - 20% Wetlands (controlled under RSA 483 A) Al I easements - 10% -6- TABLE #1 NEW HAMPSHIRE EQUALIZED ASSESSMENT RATIOS TOWNS IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COASTAL ZONES Last Assessment Last Assessment As Town Accomplished Percentage of 1975 Market Value Seabrook 1969 48% Hampton 1968 56% Hampton Falls 1975 100% North Hampton 1970 60% Rye 1971 76% New Castle 1972 80% Portsmouth 1972 81% Newington 52% Greenland 1967 59% Stratham 39% Exeter 1975 100% Newfields 1966 43% Newmarket 1975 100% Durham 1969 62% Madbury 35% Dover 1964 58% Rollinsford 65% Assessment in progress (1976) Assessments updated continuously based on local building permit records (appli--.es only to renovated property; not all property affected) No information available. -7- SUMMARY To acquire title to, or obtain easements on, all of the areas under study will cost between $1.1 and $6.4 million. The acquisition plan developed calls for these costs to be spread fairly evenly over the period FY 78-FY 81. FY 1977 has been desig- nated as a year for negotiations and staff preparations for acquisition proceedings. Virtually all areas, with the exception of those designated as deer yards, have had the high and low acquisition costs calculated for them. Only easement costs (low estimate) have been calculated for deer yards, due to their extensive nature and obviously prohibitive costs of acquisition. Some areas for which acquisition was con- sidered turned out to be largely protected. Chief among these were those areas along coastal route 1A designated as being of scenic value which were found to be included in the State of New Hampshire highway right-of-way. The Bellamy River hardwoods area in Madbury was found to be largely in University of New Hampshire hands. Certain areas in the hands of private owners, such as the Maple-Oak-Hickory forest area in Durham, .are felt to be essentially protected. However, acquisition and easement costs were calculated for these in the event that they came up for sale. The following listings (Table #2,-3) constitutes a summary of the plan for title or easement acquisition. Included in Table #2 are the areas, ordered by town, plus an indication of high and low program.costs for each area, plus the year in which action is contemplated. Total high and low costs for the entire program are tabula- ted at the.end of the table, assuming that action is taken on each property as listed. Obviously, this instance will not come to pass due to owner resistance to sell, town objectives to loss of tax base, and similar considerations alluded to earlier in the program. The sheer dollar amounts (between $1.7 and $6.4 million) needed to accomplish the program in-toto will be a limiting factor, if nothing else. Table,#3 is a summary sheet of areas to be acquired, by year, with total annual costs calculated. TABLE #2 CONTEMPLATED ACTION BY AREA High Cost Low Cost Year Area (Acquisition) (Easement) Scenic Areas: North Hampton Coast No acquisition needed Rye (Bass Beach, Rye Ledge) $46,118 41,512 FY78 Rye (Vic. Jenness Beach) No acquisition needed Rye (Vic. Rye Harbor) 4,950 495 FY78 Rye (Vic. Foss Beach) @No acquisition needed Rye (North of Wallis Sands) No acquisition needed' Rye (Lunging Island) 46,118 .41,507 FY78 Little Harbor Area: Portsmouth 568,148 69,530 FY80 New Castle 1,859,544 201,422 FY79 Rye 900,723 1.03,823 FY80 .Deer Yards:. Durham 23,589 Post FY81 Stratham ---- Post FY81 -North Hampton ---- 232,327 Post FY81 Beachfront (Hampton, Seabrook) 175,000 157,500 FY78 Backdunes (Seabrook) 227,395 159,176 FY78 Sand-Spit (Hampton, Seabrook) No acquisition needed Granny's Rock (Seabrook) .'41000 400 FY81 Meadow Pond (Hampton) 290,010 47,538 FY78 Little River Swamp (North Hampton) 14,529 1,453 FY81 Burke's Pond White Cedar (Rye) 28,75.0 8,472 FY81 Brown's Pond White Cedar (Rye) 113,486 39,717 FY81 Eel Pond (Rye) 110,276 10,053 FY81 Fairhill Swamp White Cedar (Rye) 42,621 16,998 FY81 Great Bog @Portsmouth) 608,982 36,505 FY81 Packer Bog: Portsmouth 109,678 12,091 FY81 Greenland 24,002 651 FY81 Lamprey River Estuary (Newmarket) 98,000 27,076 FY78 Crommet Creek Woodbank (Durham) 196,815 53,939 FY78 Johnson Creek Estuary (Durham) 270,483 89,161 FY78 Maple-Oak-Hickory Forest (Durham) 160,322 77,983 Post FY81 TABLE #2 (Continued) CONTEMPLATED ACTION BY AREA High Cost Low Cost Area (Acquisition) (Easement) Year Spruce Hole (Durham) 137,177 56,959 Post FY81 Cocheco River Falls (Dover) 176,915 13,635 FY81 Bellamy River Hardwoods (Madbury) 187,635 168,871 Post FY81 TOTALS $6,401,677 $1,780,513 TABLE #3 SUMMARY OF ANNUAL ACTION FY77 No acquisition. Initial staff work and negotiation. FY78 High Low Scenic Areas: Rye (Bass Beach, Rye Ledge) $ 46,118 $ 41,512 Rye (Vic. Rye Harbor) 4,950 495@ .Rye (Lunging Island) 46,118 41,507 Beachfront (Hampton, Seabrook) 175,000 .157,500 Backdunes (Seabrook) 227,395 159,176 Meadow Pond (Hampton) 290,010 47,538 Lamprey River Estuary (Newmarket) 98,000 27,076 Crommet Creek Woodbank (Durham) 196,815 53,939 Johnson,Creek Estuary (Durham) 270,483 .89,161 TOTALS FY78 $1,354,889 i$617,904 FY79 Little Harbor Area (New Castle) $1,859,544 $201,422 TOTALS $1,859,544 $201,422 FY80 Little Harbor Area (Portsmouth) $568,148 $ 69,530 Little Harbor Area (Rye) 900,728 103,823 TOTALS $1,468,871 $173,353 FY81 Granny's Rock (Seabrook) 4,000 400 Little River Swamp (North Hampton) 14,529 1,453 TABLE #3 (Continued) SUMMARY OF ANNUAL ACTION FY81 (Continued) High Low Burke's P@ond (Rye) $ 28,750 $ 8,472 Brown's Pond (Rye) 113,486 39,717 Eel Pond (Rye) 110,276 10,053 Fairhill Swamp (Rye) 42,621 16,998 Great Bog (Portsmouth) 608,982 36,505 Packer Bog (Portsmouth) 109,678 12,091 Packer Bog (Greenland) 24,002 651 TOTALS $1,056,324 $126,340 POST FY81 Deer Yards: Durham $ 23,589 Stratham 88,130 North Hampton .232,327 Maple-Oak-Hickory Forest (Durham) $160,322 77,983 Spruce Hole (Durham) 137,177 56,959 Bellamy River Hardwoods (Madbury) 187,635 168,871 TOTALS :$485,134 $647,859 APPENDIX INDIVIDUAL DATA SHEETS -Acquisition Plan- AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION The following areas, listed by town in order of appearance in the appendix, have been included in the acquisition plan for areas designated for preservation and restor- ation. A checklist has been placed next to the area listing indicating the completion status of individual data sheets and map traces for each parcel. Data Sheets Area #1 #2 #3 Map Scenic Areas X North Hampton Coast X X N/A Rye .(Bass Beach, Rye Ledge) X X X Rye (Vic. Jenness Beach) X X X Rye (Vic. Rye Harbor) X X X Rye (Vic. Foss Beach) X X X Rye (North of Wallis Sands) X X X Rye (Lunging Island) X X X Little Harbor Area X Portsmouth X X New Castle X X X Rye X X X Deer Yards X X Durham X X X Stratham X X X North Hampton X X B,eachfront (Hampton. Seabrook) X X X X Backdunes (Seabrook) X X X 'X Sand-spit (Hampton, Seabrook) X X X X Granny's Rock (Seabrook) X X X X Meadow Pond (Hampton) X X X X, Little River Swamp (North Hampton) X X X X Burke's Pond White Cedar (Rye) X X X X Brown's Pond White Cedar (Rye) X X X X" Eel Pond (Rye) X X X X Fairhill Swamp White Cedar (Rye) X X X Great Bog (Portsmouth) X X X X Packer Bog X Portsmouth X X 1X Greenland X. X X Area Data Sheets #1 #2 #3 Map Lamprey River Estuary (Newmarket) x x x 'X Crommet Creek W6odbank (Durham) x x x x Johnson Creek Estuary (Durham) x x x x Maple-Oak-IHickory Forest (Durham) x x x x Spruce Hole (Durham) x x x x Cocheco River Falls (Durham) x x x x Bellamy River Hardwoods (Madbury) x x x x DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (one Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED-FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NA,ME OF AREA Scenic Areas. LOCATION: Approx. Longitude Latit@de Municipality Various APPROXIMATE SIZE Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) A number of areas throughout the seacoast offer scenic views unique to the coastal region. The Atlantic Ocean may be viewed from numerous points along coastal route 1A. Portsmouth Harbor, Little Harbor, and Hampton Harbor, along with adjacent marshlands and/or islands also provide scenery unique to the seacoast., Additional viewing is afforded by such areas as downtown Rye and Portsmouth, due to their unique architectual character. A complete list of scenic values has been presented in Strafford Rockingham Regional Council work concerning the designation of areas, of particular concern. WHY-ACQUISITION .OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS,OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) In some instances, scenic views may be threatened by encroaching residential, commercial or industrial areas'. Purchase of lands constituting scenic areas,and surrounding them, may be necessary to preserve them for future uses. Areas requiring such action have been deemed to consist.of Little Harbor Islands and shorefront (treated separately), the Rye Harbor vicinity, and outlo.oks along.the coastal Route 1A. Most such scenic areas investigated are already in public hands. PROPOSED USES Scenic viewing; open space Public: State of New Hampshire; Conservation Commissions RECOMMENDATI-ONS-FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) of adjacent towns ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 78-all nPeding artina POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS, H gh - @97,186 Low "3.514 Johnson-DingellIFunds 50% matching BOR Funds Local or state appropriations; private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page of (Little BoarLs Head north to R.ye line, including Fox Hill Point) NAME OF AREA Sceq4 Areas-Coastal Route-North Hampton #5 #6 #7 #8 #10 I a ASSESSED VALUE Type of M up LOCATION JOWNERSH-IP AS OF Current SIZE - and (Cugg@j* Improve- iTotal 1@ Action ,,icipality* Map Parce (Name and Address) Acres L As 6 s. ments Pnoposed Nortb Hampton State of New Hampshire Exempt None Highway Row TOTAL THIS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask dat6 as of which'@w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect,', note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6,and #8. UAJA Zp=tl ffJ I WN LVST@ CALLULATIUNS tasement types: ki) NO bU11a (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Scanir Areas-Coastal'Route-Notth Hampton (Little Bb.Ar's Head north to,Rye line) (3) Wetland' S- C ESTIMATED COSTSs- r- 0 0 0 (U Q) S.--O 4-) 4-) "D 4-) 4-) =3 Q) r- (1) r- -r- E E LOCAITON OWNERSHIP w HIGH 4w = LOW I- U w V Ln a, 4-2 C (a U +J C IV U Ln UJ L" Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost No Acquisition Easement dr@-acquititioh for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page .1 of NAME OF AREA <@@Mir Area�- Coastal R (Bass Beach, Rye Ledge) outem-Rye + #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION ASSESSED VALUE IType of OWNERSHIP*AS OF Current SIZE - (Name and -Address) Acres L (Cuggjj* Improve- Action Lu. i @ci al i ty* Map Parcel s. ments Total P r o 2 -o- s-e-d. State of New Hampshire Rye Exempt) None (Highway Row) A 22 .89 Eileen Germaine .05 6,600 2,150 $8,750 Acq6isitic 711 E..Broadway or Haverhill, MA 01830 Easement 90 L. Parkman Gerrior .06A 24,500 1,250 $25,750 .11 Chestnut Hill Road. Amherst,,.N.H. .09A 550 55C 91 L Parkman Gerrior Lots-89,90,91 consist of'old fish houses TOTAL THIS PAGE A .20 $31,100( $3,950 $35,050 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation.and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which nership info is correc It may be April 1, 1975. w t If a curre 'nt use assessment is in effect, note it@is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column 49 is'the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build a (2) Restrictions only NAIME OF AREA ScPniQ_Area5-Q6astal'Rout6 Rye (Bass Beach, Rye Ledge) (3) Wetlan'd ESTIMATED COSTSs-- a V) oo - 0, S_'a 4-J 4J _C) 4-) 4-) C -r- 40) : C: r. 4J LOCATIQN OWNERSHIP HIGH LOW V) U W CT 4J (0 4J C M V)" Uj < Cn &-" "i -Cost Municipality Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage Rye 22 .89 Germaine Yes A .05 $11,513 Yes EW .05 @10,36T 90. Gerrior Yes 'A .06. Yes, E .06 $34,605 3 r,'l 4 5' .09' Totals .20 $46,118 .2Q $41,512. Easement dr,a.cquisition for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page I of I NAME OF AREA Scenic Areas Coastal Route - Rye (vicinity -Jenness Beach g 1- 411 471 46 #7 #8 #10 LOCATION. ASSESSED VALUE Type of OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (CU rjnjj Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land P 5 s. ments Total Proposed A 21 11 Town of Rye 2.41 (Exempt None A 21 9 At Last, Incorporated .36 26,950 28,550 $55,500 None c/o James A. Connor 15 North Street Manchester, N.H4 21 7 Beach Club, In.corporated .92A 78,6500; 75,300 153.�Oo None@ P0 Bo), Rye Bea.c.h 8 9 Louise Brown Oliver @33A 51,550 20,900 72,45( None ^44017 Colonial Parkway. Ft. Worth, Texas 76109 A 18 12 State of,New Hampshire 1.16. Exempt None TOTAL THIS PAGE A 5,17 $157,100 $124,750 lk281,85@ For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and Out actual assessed- value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #.8. UAIA '.)r1ttj ffa IALA4Ui-jillUll UU31 UALUULIAIIUNZ@ cattim=111. uyp@zb- %.L ) 11U UU i I U (2) Restrictions only'. NA14E OF AREA 'tal Route '(3) Wetland ,rpl3i r rem: - Coas ,.(vicinity Jenness Beach) ESTIMATED COSTSs- r- 0 00 0, 00 (U S---o -P -P E'r- LOCATION OWNERSHIP r- a) = , HIGH r- CU LOW U Ln Cr S- U CA a, 4J M Q 4J to. U V) Ui Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage cost No Acquisition 7 a Easement 6r%,'a.cquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page I of 3 NAME OF AREA Scenic Areas - Vicinity Rye Harbor _U1 #5 #6 #7 #8 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Cljrrpnt. SIZE - (Cumntl* Improve.- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As S. ments Total Png2sed Rye 15 76 Alic e Concannon 19.19 A $1,400 ---- $1,400 Acquisition 24 Locke Road or Rye, N.H. Easement 1,850 77 Robert B. Goss 3.75 1,850 ---- 251 Harbor Road Rye, N.H. 78 State of New Hampshire 16.0 EXEMPT None Concord, New Hampshire 62 Robert B. Goss 9.0 34,600 35,900 70,500 None 251 Harbor Road Rye, N.H. 63 State of New Hampshire 47.0 EXEMPT None Concord, New Hampshire 84 Nancy C. Brown' 6,300 ---- 1,800 81100 None RFD 4, Dover Road Concord, N.H. 88 John S. & Joseph P. O'Brien Estate .51 2,750 ---- 27,950 30,700 None c/o Eleanor O'Brien 2 Parkway N. Andover, Ma. 01845 TOTAL THIS PAGE 99.83 $46,900( $( .12,5511 For each municipality, note,-in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note.it is column #7 and Out-actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8.- DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 2 NAME OF AREA Sc@oic Areas Vici nL@arbor 45 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #3 ASSESSED VALUE e of. LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cu rintl* Improve- Action .1 Ty, Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As s. ments JT01al Pr2p2sed A 15 89 Corinne MacDonald .31 $18,050 .$17,900 $35,950 None 1744 Ocean Boulevard Rye, N.H. 15 90 Betty Trenholm .22A .9,450 13,550 23,000 None 15 Westwind Road Andover, Mass. A, 15 91 Eugene Putnam .21 '9,500 10,050 19', 55C None 12 Charlotte Drive Andover, Mass. A 15 92 State.of New Hampshire 5.25 Exempt None A TOTAL THIS PAGE 5.99 $37,000( $4,500 j 178,50011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the l.ast revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which Ewnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and Out-actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6.and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 3 NAME OF AREA __&,gic Atep.- Vicinity Rye Harbor #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF ISIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of E Current---- (Cumnil* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parce -(Name and Addres@) Acres Land As 6 s. ments Total I@Prooosed 15 0( $50,2 93 William W. Zechel .84A449,25' 50 @9,5001 None 9 Beverlee Drive West Nashua, N.H. 15 94 Lucille Mailhoit Estate 44A 17,150 14,900 32,050 None 52 Lncord Street Manchester, N.H. 15 79 Carroll J. Brown 1.57 1,700 --- 1,700 Acquisition 1831 Ocean Blvd. or Rye, N.H. Easement 15 80 Town of Rye 1.44A Exempt None 15 85 State of NH 1.38A Exempt None TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 49.23A$68,100( $65,150 J$133,24 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @_wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column47 and pjt actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. UATA 5HEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build -ions only (2) Restrict NAME OF AREA Scenic Area's'_-_ Vicinity Ue Harbor (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs.- 0 oo C', 0 0 (1) r_ 40 r- , $_-a 4-) 4J S--a 4-) 4-) LOCATION OWNERSHII HIGH LOW 0 (n Cr + J r_ (a U Ln UJ < V) LU < Municipality Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage- ost Rye 15 76 oncannon. No A 19.19A $1,400 No E(3) 19.19. $140 Fc (3) 3.75 185 77 Goss No A 3.75 1,85Q No E 7 9 C. J.. Brown No. A 1.57 1,700 No- dJF (3 L.57 t70 A A Totals 24..51 $4,980 24.51 $495 Easement or@-acquisition for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET.#2 Page of Igity Co@5prd Poil NAME OF AREA Scenic Areas Coastal Route Rye (Foss Beach, Rye North Beogh, Vi 8 40 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Cljrrpnt SIZE (Cumntl* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As s. ments Total- Prq22sed Rye State of New Hampshire Exempt) None Highway Row t I TOTAL THIS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuati,on and the date of the Tast revaluation. if you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which -6w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect' note it is column #7 and p@t actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is'the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: kl) NO bUltO (2) Restrictions only'' NAME OF AREA Scenic Areas -,Coastal Route Rye (Foss Beach, Rye North Beach, Vic. Concord Point) (3) Wetland S- a ESTIMATED COSTSs-c V) oo 0 -0 4-)4-) 4-) '0 (1) V) Gi 4A E LOCATION- OWNERSHIP ci :3 HIGH :3 Qj LOW 0 CA CY 4J r- to Uj 45C Ui < unicipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage- Cost No Acquisition Easement or--acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page 1. of NAME OF AREA Srwc Ar q-rn stal Ra4p RyejRorky Shom-nofth of the. WaWs Sand N #7 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Ype of (Cumn@l* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Lai ass. ments Total 1Prooosed A Rye 8 34 State of New Hampshire 3.10 Exemp@ None Concord, N.H. 5 96 Robert Hotin 7.10A $215,150 $155,900 371,050 None 800 Ocean Blvd. Rye, N.H. .3 29 State of New Hampshire A Concord, N.H. 137.5 Exempt None TOTAL THIS PAGE A 11147,7 $215,150( $155,900 $371,04 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask dat6 as -6w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. of which If a current use assessment is in effectP note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6,and #8. UAIA @>HLLJ C$ ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Scenic Ar'eas-Coastal Route'-Rye (Rocky Shore north of Wallis Sands) (3) Wetla@d ESTIMATED COSTSs.- a 0 0 0 0 0 w 4-) S--a 4-) 4-) a Ir.. = (1) C r- 0 (1) E E MALI-0A OWNERSHIP = . HIGH a). = LOW 7, U (A CY a tu 4J r- (0 U 4A "-4 LU .Municipality Map parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost 4o No Acqui.sition Easement or-.-a-cquisition for portion-of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page 1. of NAME OF AREA =3ynic Areas LoLing Island (Rye) 45 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cumnjj* Improve-- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments Total. Pron2sed Rye --- --- Prudence Randall 6A $31,250( $3,800 135,050- @cquisition 273 Maple Street or Danver, MA 01923 Easement TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 6A $31,250@ $3,800 $35@0501,1 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of@ valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. ]Fplpr Ask date as of which @_ki_nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NA14E OF AREA Wetland .as- L@hqihq Island _(Rye) ESTIMATED COSTSs.- a (n oo -0 S.--a 4-1 +j E LQCATION OWNERSHIP HIGH Cj LOW U 0 Cr V) w V) LU Municipality Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage cost A+ Rye --- Randall, Yes A 6 $46;118 No E(1) 6A-+. $41,570 A .6A+ $46,118 6 + $41,507 Totals Easement cir-,-acquisition for portion.of land only. DATA 'S@HIEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NA.-ME OF AREA Little Harbor Area LOCATION: Approx'. Longitude 700 43'45iatitude 43oO3'30,,N` Municipality Portsmouth New Castle APPROXIMIATE SIZE 350 Acres Rye BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from-AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN Paper) Island studded bay with outstanding rocky uninhabited shores topped by a plant community of island pine, bayberry, blueberry, huckleberry and shadbush and exhibiting an outstanding display of colors both spring and fall. The bay,situated between tthe main stream of the Piscataqua River and the Atlantic Ocean, can be considered as part of the Piscataqua estuary or as an extension of the tidal inlet northwest of Little Harbor. The Rocky Islands and shores support heath and pines, the salt marshes support communities of spartinas and midlittoral marine algae; and the floor of the bay and channels support Eelgrass and marine algae of lower littoral and sub- littoral. Area is habitat for finfish, shellfish, heron, grebes, ducks, swans, buffleheads, goldeneyes, mer- gansers, Canada geese, the rare brant and.an occasional seal. Also serves as a major wintering area for black duck. 'WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Most of the area is below mean high tide, thus state owned, but jurisdiction remaining unclear and planning nonexistent. State control is desirable as other properties are adjacent. Area is fast being subjected to development pressures such as marinas, moored barges and other commercial activities which are causing oil slicks; and land fills are destroying the productive estuarine areas. Area has high recreational potential but is neither recognized nor protected. Note: The presence of large tracts of relatively -,@ undeveloped land in the vicinity of Little Harbor, plus theirproximity to water makes this an ideal spot for expansion of state park facilities. The hiah estimate of cost reflects this though such a.project appears neither economically norpolitically feasible. Conservation easements 200' back along shorefront property on Little Harbor may serve the purpose of protecting the aesthetic value of* the area for boaters and sightseers, and 'be both politically and economically sound. This will be reflected in the low acquisition,, cott. for, the area. PROPOSED USES Water-related recreation; scenery; wildlife sanctuary Public: State of New Hampshire RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Conservation Commissions of adjacent towns (Ports- mouth, New Castle, Rye) ESTI11MATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 New C-astle_-_FY 79, Portsmouth Rye POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS Johnson-Dingell Funds_ FY 80, FY 79 $1,859,544-$201,422 50% matching BOR Funds FY 80 $1,468,871-$173,353 Local and state appropriations; Private donations DATA SHEI-ET #2 Page of NAME OF AREA Little Harbor Islands & Shorefront Portsmouth #5 #6 74r 7 #8 1419 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April .1, '1975 SIZE ASSE.SSED VALUE Type 0.0 (Cug@njj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel.1 (Name and Address)_______.;__ Acres Land As s. ments Total Portsmouth .230 14 City of Portsmouth 18.6 A (Exempt None (School) A 230 10 Julia Griffin 18.09 Exempt 479 Richards Avenue None Portsmouth (Cemetery) 230 9 Julia Griffin 8.95 A 9,000 91000 Acquisition 479 Richards Avenue or Portsmouth Easement A 230 7 J. Paul Griffin 8.44 16,800 --- --- 16,800 520 South Street Portsmouth 230 6 Marion Mouflouze 2.55 12,000 25,300 37,300 Little Harbor Road Portsmouth A 230 4 Sisters of Providence 11.86 29,200 29,200 Little Harbor.Road Portsmouth A 230 5 Sisters of Providence 11.08. Exempt None Little Harbor Road Portsmouth (School) TOTAL THIS PAGE 1 $67,000 $25,300 ]1'92 , 300 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last reval uati on. If you can get an estimate of the rkewal value of the land from an official, please do. 'y pe :o, cti P LA 0 ro osc Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. L If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Coluffin #9 is the result of adding #6 and #18. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 3 NAME OF AREA Little Harbor Islands & Shorefront Portsmouth #5 #6 7 #8 #9 #iO :41 ASS@SSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April 1, 1975 SIZE (lug m jnjj* I prove- Action Municipality* Map Parcelli (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments Total Proposed Portsmouth 230 2 Little Harbor Chapel Trustees 23.57 A 50,300 --- 50,300 Acquisitio c/o J.E. Waldron or 70 Court Street Easement Portsmouth 230 1 State of,New Ha mpshire 18.83 A Exempt None 230 33 John Coolidge, Jr. 1.39 A 14,100. 2,000 16,100 Acquisitio 63 Greene Street or Milton, Massachusetts Easement 230 22 Char.lotte Butterworth 0.5A .6,700 --- '311uu Acquisitio Little Harbor Road or Portsmouth Easement 230 .28 Charlotte Butterworth 1.1A 25,200 --- 24,500 49,700 Acquisitio, or Little Harbor Road Portsmouth Easement 230 25 State of New Hampshire 5.96 A Exempt 230 21 Charlotte Fardelmann 0.7A 21,000 --- 22,000 43,000@ None Little Harbor Road Portsmouth 230 32 Sheldon & Elaine Krasker 0.78 24,800 51,300 76,10C None Little Harbor Road Portsmouth TOTAL TH.IS PAGE .152.83 Al 142,100 99,800 t241 For each municipality, note, i*n column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. To ta 5 OP310 01 Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and @_utactual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 3 NAME OF AREA Little Harbor Islands & Shorefront Portsmouth #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 2 ASSESSED VALUE e o LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April 1, 1975 SIZE Typ Acres nd (C Injj* Improve- I Action Map el (Name and Addressl u5 mentt Procosed Municipality* Parc La As ITotal Portsmouth 230 19 Lois Tanner Page 9.5A 7,100 7,loo Acquisiti P.O. Box 157 or New Castle, N.H. Easement 230 16 Thomas & Ann Conroy 5.62A 34,200 27,300 61,500 None Shapleigh Island Portsmouth 230 17 William Marconi 2.88A 28,800 --- 28,000 56,800 None Shapleigh Island Portsmouth 229 24 Chester and Lillian Noel 4.11A 400 400 Acquisitior Little Harbor Road or Portsmouth Easement A 229 21 Chester and Lillian Noel* 35.31 115,400 --- 33,500 148,900 Little Harbor Road Portsmouth 229 11 Nathaniel Sage 17.0A 52,500 (25,500 19,800 72,300 If Saugatucket Road Peace Dale, Rhode Island 229 44 Carolyn Williams 1.1A 9,600 --- 6,800 16,40C 15 Ricker Road Newton, Massachusetts TOTAL THIS PAGE A 1175.52 '@248,000,(125,500) 4115,400 For each municipality, note, in column #I, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get -an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. =363,400 Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrict-ons only NAME OF AREA Little Harbor Islands & Shorefront--Porstmouth .(3).Wetland S- a ESTIMATED COSTSs-a V) oo -Wj - --0 0 ej r- S--a -W -P E= LOCATION OWNERSHIP. W = . HIGH LOW S.-0 (n a' 5- U V) a -P r- ro U 4-) r- tv U V) LU < C/) LU < Municipality Map Parcel Acreage. .'Cost Acreage Cost .Porstmouth 230 9 Julia Griffin No A 8.95 A $11,111 No E(') 5* $1,863 230 7 J.P. Griffin No A 8.44@ 20,741 No E(2) 2 1,475 230 6 Mouflouze Yes A 2.55, 46,04) No E(2 0.5 871 -.230 4 Sisters of (2.) Providence No A 11.86' 36,04) No E - 5.5 5!,018 230 2 Little Harbor Chapel No A 23.57 62,09@ No E(2) 8* 6,315 (2) 230 33 Coolidge Yes A 1.39 19,877 No E 1.39 5,222 230 22 Butterworth No A 0.5 8,272 No E(2) 0.5 2,482 (2) 230 28 Butterworth Yes A 1.1 61,35E No E ij 9,333 230 19 Page No A 9.5 8,761. No E(2) .9.5 2,630 229 24 Noel No A 4.11 494 No -E (2) 4.11 148 229 21 Noel Yes' A 35.31 83,827 No E(2 ) 7.5* 30,261 (2) 2219 11 Sage Yes A 89,25S No E 2* 2,294 229 44 Villiams Yes A 1.1 20, 24@ No E(2) 0.5* 1,618 Totals 125.38 568,14E 47.6 A $69,530 ,*Acquisition or.Easement required for portion of property only DATA SHEET1#2 Page of NAME OF AREA Little-Harbor Island and Shorefront--Rye zt.( #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 no ASSESSED VALUE e of- LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cu@ rjnjj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map_# Parcel (Name and Address) Acres L - s. ments jTotal JTPYro'posed Rye 2 9 Wentworth Fairways,Golf, Inc. 52.93A 489.20.6@ .79,550 '568,750 Acquisiti or Wentworth Road Porstmouth, N.H. 03801 Easement A 2 43 Walter Dunfey 8.00 78,100 37,700 115,800 Acquisitio 35 Wentwotth Road or Porstmouth, N.H. 03801 Easement Note- Other areas@heavily subdi'Nided. None TOTAL THIS PAGE 60. 93" f567, 300 )$117,250 t684,55@ For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of.the Tast revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use .assessment is in effect.' note it is column #7 and PZ-tac'Cual assessed. value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 AC UISITION COST CALCULATIONS NAME OF AREA littlp Harbor .Island And Shorefront--Rye ESTIMATED COSTSs- a o 0 0 -0 -P 4-) (U LOCATION OWNERSHIP. HIGH Qj LOW S- U Ln Cr S- U V) Cr 4-31 C ro U 4-31 C to U Municipality Map Parcel V) LU < Acreage Cost V) 1-4 LU Acreage Cost Rye 2 9 Wentworth Yes A 52.93 A $748,3B!, No E(2) 20* 72,994 2 43 Dunfey- Yes A 8.00 152,363 No E(2,) 8.00 30,829 A Totals 60.0 $900,72" 28 103,823 *Easement or Acquisition required for portion of property 0 nly., DATA SHEET #2 Page I of 4 NAME OF AREA i;41A Harhnr _qlands d Shorgfront--New C stle 45 #6 #7 #8. #0 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type.of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF 1972 SIZE - (CgIT'll Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel s s. ments 117otal Proposed (Name and Address) Acres Land A : $12,600 112,600 Acquisitioi New Castle (1) Anthony D. La Cava or New Castle Ave. Easement Porstmouth, N.H. Note: No tax maps.Bound,ari(- (2) Directors Realty, Inc. 15,350 15,3.50 shown here approximations Contact: only. No acreages reported Ralph Marge'son in assessment figures. Ass- Beach Hill. Road essqent figures do not give New Castle,.N.H. seperate value for land and 2,600 2,600 buildings, in most cases. (3) Ralph Brown Numbers shown are keyed to 505 Ocean Blvd. accompanying map. Rye, -N.H. (4) State of New Hampshire None .Highway Right-of-way (5) Town of Newcastle --- None Cemetery It TOTAL THP. PAGE $30,55d $30,550 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and Out-actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET 1#2 Pa'e 2 of 4 9 NAME OF AREA LiLt 1 slands and Shorefronts-Newcastle, #5 #6 #7 #8 #10- e Harbor I Ir ASSESSED VALUE IType of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF 1972 SIZE - Cu@'r*l* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) .-Land As s. ments ITotal New Castle (6) Primarily residential--not considered.for acquisition N/A None or easement (7) Anthony Casso 45,500 Acquisitioi or Locke Road Easement New Castle, N.H. (8) Wentworth 'Hotel '$875,850 $438,800 1,314,E 0 Wentworth Road New Castle,.N.H. (9) Campbell's Island: (Two homes). (9A) Katherine Campbell 38,950- Bridge Road New Castle, N.H.' TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 399 A For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the Tast revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, plezse do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and p@ut actual assessed-value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET#2 Page 3 of 4 NAME OF AREA lnnf4e nnrl 45 #7 #8 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF 1979 SIZE - (CumnlL Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments ITotal Proposed Acqu.isitior New Castle (9B) Charlotte Welch and Mary McCormi ck --- 100,4')D or Bridge Road Easement New Castle, N.H. (10) Paul Sweetam and/or 132,3D None Fanny Diehl Wentworth Road New Castle, N.H. (Unsure of frontage on Little Harbor) 78,50' None .(11) Richard Lockhart Wild Rose Lane New Castle, N.H. (probably owns to water) TOTAL TH.- IS PAGE 311,25011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the Tast revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land.from an official, pleese do. Ask date as of which @wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it i.s column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of addina #6 and #8.., DATA SHEET #2 Page 4 of 4 NAME OF AREA clnn.A Shoriafrzopt Neld-rastle' #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE pe of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF 1q72 SIZE - (Cu gn@j* Improve- Action I Ty Lu@ity* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres L s. ments jTo1al P r2LcLs e d New Castle (12) Jack and Becky Beard 178,250 None Wild Rose Lane New Castle, N.H. (13) Fort Stark cquisition- (US Navy) or Commanding Officer Easement Porstmouth Navel Shipyard Kittery, Maine (Peninsula possibly up for disposal' through General, Services Administration) (14)' State of New'Hampshire None TOTAL THIS PAGE 11$78,25011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the Tast revaluation. If you can get an estimate oil the real value of the land from an official, pleese do. Ask dat@ as of which @w`nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect,, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. 'Column 49 is the result of adding #6and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions NAME OF AREA @Jttle Harbor-I�lands and Shorefront--New Castle only (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTS s- a (n 00 - 0 CV a; -0 4--) 4--) S.- -0 4-) 4-) =3 E U =3 E LOCATION OWNERSHIP. =3 ::3 HIGH LOW S.- U V) C7 CY +-) C W V U @unicipality Map Partel Acreage Cost L" <C Acreage Cost New Castle La Cava No A 15,750 No E(2) 2A $4,725 Director's Realty No A 19,818 No E (2) @2 A 5,756 Brown No A 3,250 No E (2) 1A 975 Casso Yes A 3,225 E (2)1 A 966 Wentworth Hotel Yes A No E (2) 40 A* 144,000 Campbell Yes A 48,688 No' E(2) 6A 22,500 Welch/McCormick Yes 10-6A 22,500 A 25,50Q. Totals $ 859,54q 60.5A 120.1,422 Note: Shorefront property valu4d at $12,500 per acre (based on Rye assessment for same area) Any acreages shown are es- timates only Acquisition or easement appear to portion.of property o6ly DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION, NAME OF AREA -Deer Yards LOCATION: Approx. Longitude --- LatitOde'.@__ Municipality -Durham Stratham APPROXIMATE SIZE 1600 -Acres (Total) North Hampton BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) .Deer yards are essentially a winter feeding area for deer. The deer,disperse in other times of the year. Deer yards occur relatively rarely in nature because of the particular set of natural features required. One important deer yard is located in Durham Point near Crommets Creek and Dame Road. A second is located in Newington on what is now Pease Air Force Base. There is a third located in Stratham and North Hampton. 0Y ACgUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS.OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Conservation easements are recommended. Encroaching industrial., commercial, and residential development threatens these important natural areas. (Purchase of vast tracts of acreage appears unfeasible. Thus, only a low estimate of cost has been made using easements as a vehicle).. PROPOSED USES Deer wintering areas Public: State of New Hampshire; Local eonserva,tion commissions RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (publ ic/private) Private: Society for Protection,of N.H. Forests; Nature Conservancy 'ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 Post FY 81 (a 11 $344,046 POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS. (no high estimate) Local or state appropriations Private donations BOR Funds - 50% matching DATA SHEET #2 Pa�e of -1 NAME OF AREA Deer Yard in Durham #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ji 37 31 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cuffln11* Improve- Action Municipality* Ma-P-# Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres -Land As S. ments ITotal II.Proposed A Durham 16 9 Virginia Dompkowski $1.0oo $10,550 $1111550 None RFD Longmarsh Road Durham, New Hampshire 8 Emily and Horace Poynter 30 6,550 (650) 6,55C None 527 Washington Street Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065 7 Malcolm Chase 85 8,500 .(1,850) 8,50C Easement RFD Durham, New Hampshire 6-1 Gerard Oliver 26 1,300 1230C Easement 85 Old Rochester Road Dover, New Hampshire 45,35( None 5 Cornelia Kitfield 65 42350*- $41,000 Longmarsh Road Durham, New Hampshire Easement G.R. Johnson 66 6,450 (1,450) 6,45( 128 Madbury Road Durham, New Hampshire. TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 273A $28,150 ($3,950 $51,550 $7927O@ For each municipality, note', in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @wnership info is correct. It may be April,1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictio-ns only, NAME OF.AREA. Deer Yard Durham (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs-c (n 00 0 w r- r- S-10 4J 4J +J 4J ci W OWNERSHIP HIGH LOW U V) a Ui V) Uj Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost Durham' 16 7 Chase No E(1) 85A $129@339 6-1 Oliver No E(1) 26 1,887 3 Johnson NO E(1) 66 9,363 TOTALS. .177 A $23,589 Easement or@lacquisltion for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of 7 NAME OF AREA North Hampton Deer Yard #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE (C Pnil Improve-, IT ta'l I Action Municipal@it,* Map Parcel I (Name and Address) Acres Land Auggis. ments 0 Proposed A North Hampton Maurice-Smith & Pauline Kinsley 23 20900 2,900 Easement (No @@cel numbers) 23 Fairview Ave, Madison, N.J. Theodore _& Ma@iah -Andrews 91.7 15,,750 15t750 Atlantic Ave. North Hampton, N.H. R. 1. Goss 5 650 7 650 Post Road North Hampton, N.H. John W. Durgin 6.7 650 650 Greenland Road Portamouth, IT.H. Dorothy Kent 8.6 39350- 39350 TOTAL THIS PAGE 135A $23,300 00 For each munic ipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an.official, please do. Ask date as of which -6-wnership info is correct. It may be April.1, '1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 7 NAME OF AREA North ton Deer Yard #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ji !@M 4/1' - ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION JOWNERSH"I'P AS OF Current SIZE - (CuMnll* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parce (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments ITotal Proposed North Hampton V.P. & K.P. Corbett 40.2 11,300( 25 9 350 369650 -Eas-ement 134 Walnut Ave. North Hamptong N*H. 28 Kaethe Quarck 39 9t250 .33t2OO 42,450 100 Walnut Ave. North Hampton, N.H. Donald Robie 70 169200 429450 589650 83 Exeter Road North Hampton, N*H* C.W.Fehrs 76 621,650 77 Exeter Road 229550 40-PlOO North Hampton, N.H* 43 J.H. Jenkins 28.5 12600 249000 269500 93 Exeter Road North Hampton, N.Ho TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 324.7 A, $71,800( )$165,100 1? 26,tq0011 For each municipality, note* in column #1, the % of Valuation and the d ate of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real v;lue of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April .1, 1975. if a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and Out-actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8.. DATA SHEET #2 Page of NAME OF AREA North Hampton Deer Yard #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION @OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of (C Snjj* Improve, Action Map uQg ss. ments o Proposed Municipality* Parce (Name and Address) lAcres Land As IT tal North Hampton Ralph.Hayden 4* S-250 250 Easement North Hampton, N.H. Mai=ice-Smith &.Pauline.-Kinbley 7.7 950 950 23 Fairview kve.. Madisong N.J. M.J. Pierce 1 50 50 63 Walnut Street North Hampton, N.H. San-Fong Chang Chen 54, 69750 69 0 Lang Road Rye, N.H. Harrison Dalton 284-4 29450 29450 3 Exeter Road North Hamptont N.H. Maurice Smith & Pauline Kinsley 13 1,650 1,650 23 Fairview A@ve* Madisong N.J. TOTAL THIS PAGE 10811A $12,100( $12*1001 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official please do. Ask date as of which @wnership info is correct. It may be A;ril 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and plu-tactual assessed value in column #-6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 4 Of 7 NAME OF AREA North Ham-oton Deer Yard #6 #7 #8 #9 410 ;Jt - ;A- ASSESSED VALUE Type o LOCATION IOWNERS@Ip AS OF Cjj=Cnt, SIZE (C 'Injj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land AuNg s. ments Total Proposed North Hampton F.K. Flana@gan 12.85A $.7,250.( 41,5@O 48,800 Easement. 20 Hemlock Street Hudson, N.H. H.W. Dalton 8.5. 19050 1v050 3 Exeter Road North Hampton, N.H. Fred Dalton 9.1 2P450 2,450 317 Mill Road Hampton, N.H. H.H. Dyer 81.0 19000 1,000 153 Atlantic'Ave. North Hampton, N.H. R.A. Batchelder 8.6 850- 850 139 Walnut Ave. North Hampton, N*H. TOTAL TH,IS PAGE 47-05 A $12,600( 1P550 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get e an estimate of the r al value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, j975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8.. DATA SHEET #2 Page 5 Of 7-- NAME OF AREA #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 410 ------ U_ 94- ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF current SIZE (.Cugjnjj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel _(Name and Address) Acres- Land As s. ments Total Propq_sed .1orth Hampton Margu6rite Pierce 13 A $1.9300 1,300 Easement 63 Walnut Ave.. North Hampton, N.H. Dorothy Kent 32.14 29600 2,6oo North Hamptonq N.H* Priscilla Cook is 49,000 49000 15..Price Road. Peabody.-Mass J. Rockefeller 15.5 5,400 179250 22,650 53 Exeter Road North Hampton, N.H. W. Pawlak 9.7 109800 36,700 47t5OO .Exeter Road North Hampton,.N.H. Peter Geisler 13-8 81@00 209500 289800 73 Exeter Road North Hamptont N.H. K.S. Ellingwood 5.5 700 700 238 Atlantic Ave North Hamptong N:H. TOTAL THIS PAGE A =107.64 $33010d S 74,450- *O7v55q For each municipality, note; in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get a:n estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @_wnership info is correct. It may be April.1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column W6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 6 Of @7 NAME OF AREA North Hampton Deer Yard #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 410 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of (C *j* Improve- Action Acres U5 S. Municipality* Map Parcel. (Name and Address) Land As ments Total Proposed A J11 4orth Hampton K.R. Grant 4.1 350.( 350 Easement 25 Woodland Road 'North Hamptong N.H. L.E. Oliver 4.3 350 350 Bunker Hill Ave. Stratham, N*H. E.M. Holstrom 9. 100 100 83 Post Road North Hampton, N.H. Joshua F. Drake' 3.6 450 450 148 Lafayette Road North Hampton, N.H. Mamqell Sherburne 6 750- 750 Tyngsboro, Mass TOTAL THIS PAGE OA 18.9 $2.000- lit2,00011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estima4-e of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which -6w-nership info is correct. It may be Apri 1 1, 1975. If a.current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual as*sessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8.. DATA SHEET #2 Page 7 Of 7 NAME OF AREA NE94h Harnp+rm PCs-r- Y_qA #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS- OF pn=ent_ SIZE - (Cuqr1njj* Improve- Action lAcres Land As s. ments ITota*1 I Proposed Municipality* Map Parce -(Name and Address) Ait J_ 100 Easement North Hampton Heirs'of J.P. Dow .075 100 9 New Meadows Road Winchesterv Mass R.A. Chevali er 7A 39700 22,800 269500 Atlantic Ave. North Hampton, N.H. B.A. Kirby & W. Hondel' 3 400 400 c/o B. Kirby 293 Atlantic Ave. North Hampton, TOTAL TH.IS PAGE $4,200 $22,800 127,00011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do., Ask date as of which @`w_nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8.. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types:' (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA th Hamton Iie'er Yard (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- r- 0 00 0 (U r- S__0 4J -W -0 = ci r- -r- a) r_ 4--)-D V) 4J -0 w U M -r- U = r- LQCATION OWNERSHIP = V- (U = - HIGH f-- (U = LOW I S_ U a, U (A Cr 4J C lunicipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost A North Hampton Smith & Kinsley No E(1) .23 $49350 (1) No E 91.7 23,625 Andrews _.Gos@ N.0 EC 1 5 758 Durgin No E(.1) .,6.7 758 Kent No E(.1) 8.6 59025 Corbett No F,(1) 68.2. 16050 Nd E(1) 39 13,875 -Robie No E 70, 24,300 Fehrs No E(1) 119 379584 Jenkins No E 28.5 @189750 Hayden No E(1) 4 417 EW Smith & Kinsley No 7..7 1,425 Pierce@ No E(") 58 Chen No EW 54 7,875 Easement or,-acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: ki) NO DUItQ (2) Restrictions only' NAME OF AREA North H on Deer Yard (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTS (6 00 - 0 -a 4-J 4-) -0 4-1 43) r 4-) '0 0) Ln 4-> a Qj (A E=- - u = E=- r- LO@ATIOR IWNERSIII 0) = - HIGH = r- w = LOW S.- u (A Cr u 0 Cost V) w Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Acreage Cost A North Hampton @Daltpn No E 28.4 1$2,858 -',Sinith_ &-Kint3ley No B 13 11925 Flanagan- No E(1) 12-85 10,875 Dalton No E(1) 8.5 19225 F. Dalton No E(1) 901 2,858 H. Dyer No E(1) 8.o 19667 Batchelder No E(1) .8.6 1,417 Pierce No E(1) 29167 'Kent. No E 32.4 49334 Cook No E 18 69667 Rockefeller No E 15-5 6000 Pawlak N6 E(1) 9.7 16,200 Qeisler No E 13.8 99683 Ellingwood No EW 5-5 1t167 Easement 6r--acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS- Easement types: kl) No build (2) Restrictions only' NAME OF AREA North llamp'tx@ (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- a V) oo 0, 00 (1) 1- 1 . Q) S__0 4-). 4J S_ 'a -4-1 4-) 4-) '0 C) V) U :3 U E= OWNERSHIP "S - LOW LOCATIOR r- a) =. - -HIGH = C) = U 0 Cr S_ U Ln Cr _P r_ ca U Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage - Cost North Hampton Grant No EW 4.1'4' $408 Oliver No 'E 4.3 408 Holmstrom. No E(1) 0.9 117 Drake No E(1) 3.6 525 Sherburne No EW 6 875 No EW .07 11 Dow heirs- 7 Chevalier No E(1) 7 4017 Kirby &'.Honde, No E(1) 3 467 A a Totals 751072 :)32;327 Easement or-,-acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #2 X Page 1 01 7 NAME OF AREA - npv Yn-rd ir) #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 91 4111 11 . ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF, Current SIZE (Cu@'jnjj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map_# Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As s. ments Il'otal lProposed Stratham. 2 8 Gregory Jones 42,200 #13v200"' $15t4O0 None Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N.H. 9 Anders Skuggevik 1-.5 2t2OO 13t2OO 15,400 None 60 William Street Rockville Centery N.Ye 11570 10 Paul Morin 10-38 39300 !69500 19t800 None Guinea Road Stratham, N.H* 1.1 Mary Sanborn 21-76 39300 159400 18,700 None P.O. Box 468 Exetert N.H. 03833 @12 Donald Bruce 4 29200 269400 28,600 None TOTAL TH.IS PAGE $13,200 97,900 For each municipality, note in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which*6w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 7 NAME OF AREA Deer Yard in Stratham #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE. LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - Cu@'gintj* Improve- Action @Type of Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As S. ments IT.tal Proposed 2 15 Irene Barker 124 29,200( $29200 Easement 116 High Street. Exeterv N.11. 17 Lloy@ Coffin 0.1 4v9OO 29200 7,100 of Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N.H. 19 William Roberts ?9.65 3,300 159400 189,700 Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N.H. 20 Ruth Breslin o.86 5,500 .110000 16000 None Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N.H. 22 Charles Breslin 2,5 2v2OO 229000 249200 None P.O. Box 188 Exeterv N.H. TOTAL THJS PAGE 227-11A $18,100 $50,600 689700 Foe each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land-from an official, please do. L8 9 7:00 Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and p@u_tactual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 7 NAME OF AREA #5 .#6 #7 #8 #9 #10 0 1-- - -_ --- ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION 1 JOWNERSHIP AS OF Cu=ent SIZE - C Improve- Action Proposed Municipality* map Parce (Name and Address) Acres-. Land AUSH S. ments 1Tota*l 1.1 A 3 43,300( 14t3OOj" 17t600 None 2 23 Marquis Landry Stratham Heights Road Strathamp N.H. 24 Frank Eldredge 500 500 None, Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N#H. mb 65078 69600 25 Robert Newco 22vOOO, 289600 Easement Stratham Heights Road Strathamt N.H* 26 Ruth Breslin 12.0 320- (#2Q) 520 Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N,H. 27 Kenneth Ellingwood. 45.8 29000, 2vOOO 238 Atlantic Ave* North Hanptont N.H* 28 Beatrice Rollins 6.73 19000 itooo Ferry Street Salisburyp N*H* 29 Exeter Mobile Homes 5-32 440 440 None Hampton Road Exeter, N.H. TOTAL THIS PAGE A $ 375-45 $14930& 36000 V11.9,6Ji If you can get For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which -6-wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975 If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and p7u-tactual.assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page of __7 NAME OF AREA Stratham Deer Yard #5 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION T oWNERSH"IP AS OF Current SIZE (Cumnll* Improve- Action MuniciLality* Map Parcel S. ments ITotal I Prop (Name and Address) Acres Land As _Rsed 2 'Kevin King Jr .. 24-36 A 1$39300 $ 3,300 Easement c/o King Chevrolet Exetbr,'N.H. ? Easemert ion 31 No Informat* No Inform tion 32 Benjamin Dow 61.7 4000 4v500 9 New Meadows Road Winchesterg Mass. 32-1 Charlotte Batchelder 3.74 300 300 411 Exeter Rcad Hamptonp N.H. 35 Kendall Chevalier 4065 Post Road 330. 339,' North Hampton$ N*H*. o62 36 37 Maxwell Sherburne 4927 400 4QO@ Tynsborov Mass. A TOTAL THJS PAGE 98.78 $8 +1 ,830t $8983@ _ipality, an get For each mu@ic note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you c an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 5 of NAME OF AREA atham Deer Yard #8 #9 #10 _44. #5 .#6 #7 ASSESSED VALUE Type o LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE (Cuggnjj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As 89s. ments 117otal lProposed 2 38 Joshua Drake .45"' it 100 11 -00 Easement Lafayette Road North Hampton, N.H. 39., john'Donaldson 1105 500 50C R.F.D #1 Manch;sters N.H. 40 No Information No Information ? 41 William Roberts 6.02 49400 169500 20v900 Stratham Heights Road Stratham,, N.H. 440 42 Elea'nor Holms@trum 9-54 440 83 Post, Road North Hampton# N.H, 43, Kenneth Grant 27.6 49400 ..69800 139200 Winnicutt Road Stratham, N,H, 19300 44 Richard Batchelder' 7.38 1000 Wairett Ave. North Hamptonp N*H* TOTAL THIS PAGE A 0__ 004 k6t4441 1152.04 $11,14 +( $25 For ea ch municipality, note-, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get .an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and p7ut actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page of NAME OF AREA :,,watham peer Yaxd #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 44 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cumnll* Improve- al Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address)-- Acres Land As s. ments Tot Pr2p2sed 2 45 Albert Pace 8 .440( 440 Easement 599 Kearsaxge Way Porstmouth, N.H. 03801 46 Edif-in Oliver 1.23' .400 400 No address given 47 Lena Mae Dow 025 19650 6vO5O. 7v7OO None" Stratham Heights Road, Stratham, N.H. 48 Donald Littlefield 7.63 3t3OO 139200 15v5OO None Stratham Heights Road Stratham, N.H. 49 Robert Wiggin 12,1 Part of 27t5OO None Bunker Hill Ave. 49700,land and improvement, @jtratham, Y.H. 52 Frank Eldredge 4vOOO 4vOOO None TOTAL TH,IS PAGE -rO.37$9,790 $1 For each municipality, notel, in column #1 the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the laAd from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @_wnership info is correct. It may be April-1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and @-utactual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 7 of 7 NAME OF AREA #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 94. IP AS OF SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSH .(Cu 1nJJ* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parce (Name and Address) Acres Land As9i s. ments 11"otal I Png2sed 2 53 Theodore Andrews 5.4e 42,200 $2,200 None Atlantic Ave. North Hampton, N*H. And Benjamin Merrill 1723 Islington Street Portsmouth, N.H. 54 Kenneth Grant 13,1 550 550 None Winnicutt Road Stratham, N.Ho 55 Lee Oliver 1,5 2t2OO 209000 @2t200 None Bunker Hill. Ave, Stratham, XoH. TOTAL THIS PAGE A 10.02 $4,950 $2 4,950 For each Municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can.get an estimate of-the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. AC -.- -cypes: k 1) 110 DUI 10 DATA SHEET #3 U15111UN GUST UALCULAJIUM> tasemen, (2) Restrictions only.. NAME OFF AREA Dec. rri-St tham .(3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs-r- (A 00 0 '0 4J -W 4-J -0 w W 4J 'D u = E 'r. u =3 E= OWNERSHIP = F_ (v = . I HIGH r- w LOW MUM, $_ u V) Cr u V) Cr 4J (0 U r_ (a u unicipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost A Stratham 2 15 Barke r No E(1) 124 $5vO77 E(1) 30.1 17 Coffin No 11,3013. .@5 Newcomb'., No, E(1)265-78 159231 .26 Breslin No E(1) 12.0 933 27 Ellingwood. No E( 45 -EL 59128 28 Rollins No E(1: 36-73- 29564 -A0 King No E(l 24-36 7,615 3.1 No I if ormation No. E(1) 61 7 109384 @32 Dow 3 2-1 Batchelder No E 3.74 692 35 Chevalier No E( 1 4.71 762 36 No E(") 4.27 923. 37 Sherburiie 38 Drake No E( .45 231. 39 Donaldson No 1.05 19154 40 No' I Lf.ormation Easement Or,-acquilsition for portion of land only.. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS hasement types: ki) NO DUIIG (2) Restrictions only, NAME OF AREA Deer Yard-Sttithdm .-(3) Wetland S_ a ESTIMATED COSTST- 00 - 0 S-10 4-;P 4J S__0 4-) -P M w r- r- . = 0) a .,- 4J-0 ai V) 4j @0 Cn LOCATIQN OWNERS HIGH LOW NP S_ U 0 Cr $_ U (A Cr 4J r_ to U 4J C (Z U V) V) Muni ci pal i ty Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage Cost Stratham 2 41 Roberts No E(1) 6.02 A 10054 42 Holmstrom No E(i 9.54 790 43 Grant. Na E(1) 27.6 109,154 '44 Batchelder No E(1) 7.38 39,000 45 Pace No E(1) 19015 .46 Pli.ver No E( 1.23- 19015 A Totals 674.4 889130 Easement or,-acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION' NAME OF AREA Seabrook Dunes--Beachfront LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 70 049 W Latit0de' 0 'N 42 53' Municipality Hampton Sea6rook APPROXIMATE SIZE 10 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from.AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Beachfront and foredunes remaining on the east side of Route 1A. Heavily used by residential'and recreational interests. Presently in the hands of a non-profit holding organization. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from.AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Pressures for the development of the area threaten., the natural functions of the dunes, one of which is to absorb energy fromocean storms. The dunes area provides a beach of uniquepotential for recreation. PROPOSED USES Natural area; rec@reation RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Public: -State of New Hampshire; Town of Seabrook; Town of Hampton ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY-79 $175,00 (high)-$-157,500 (low) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS BOR Funds-50 % matching Local or State appropriations L pi@ ivate donations DATA SHEET,#2 Page of NAME OF AREA Seabrook Dunes--Beachfront (Hampton, Seabrook) #6 #7 #8 __Wtz #J g1l #5 #9 #10 OWNERSHIP AS OF Current Action _e I As s. ments Proposed LOCATION SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of Municipality* Map Parc 1 -(Name and Addrcss) lAcres Land (Cugjn@j* Improve- 117otal J1 -on 101 464 Oceanside Community Association 1.3A $28,0A 28- -3 000 Acquisitic Hampt c/o James F. Linnehan or Easement 45 Clark Road ? 60,000 --- 60,000 Lowell, MA TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 88,00, ---- $88,00 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, plezse do. Ask date as of which (Tw-nership*info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect$ note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. UAIA Z)Httl #J AU@UI@111UN LU,-jl L;ALL;ULAIIUN.-i tasemen-c Lypes: ki) 110 DU11G .(2) RestricVons only NAME OF AREA ton, Seabrook) -(3) Wetland nitnoc- Bearhfrnnt H= C: ESTIMATED COSTS@-c (n oo 01 00 S--O 4J 4-) S.--D 4-) 4-) 4-)10 W (A 4-3 'D 0) u = E- r- u = [-= LOCATION OWNERSHIP = I-- a) 0 HIGH = r- 0) :3 LOW $- u (n - &- u V) Cr -P r- tz u -0 r_ tz u V) Li Acreage Cost V) wi Acreage Cost Municipality Map Parcel Hampton' 10i 464 Oceanside no A 1.3 A 1f50,OOO no EW 1.3 A f45,000 Seabrook Ocea nsi Ide no A 125,OOC no E 112,5,00 Totals 175,00C tl 57,5 100 Easement orl-acquisition for portion.of land only., DATA SHEET #I. COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (one Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION 10 W 0 N NAME OF AREA Seabrook Dunes Backdunes LOCATION: Approx. Longitude7O 47'4@5"LatitU&42 52'35" Muni ci pal ity Seabrook APPROXIMATE SIZE 70 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) Remarkably unspoiled dunes separated from Seabrook Beach by US Highway IA.. Extensive saltmarshes flank the-dunes on the west and north. At present the dunes are stabilized. The old blow-outs are well filled with a rich variety of plants and the more exposed crests and ridges are mostly fixed by pioneer species of sand-binding vegetation. The abundance of established plant communities on the dunes are of considerable interest. The dune hollows support a wide variety of woody plants, some of which provide a deep, summer shade underwhich grow-a variety of herbs. Red maple, black and pin cherry are common; on drier ridges and dune crests pitchpine growns with its lower branches partly buried in the sand. Bayberry, wild rose, sweet pepperbuch, poison ivy, woodbine, and dusty miller demonstrate the diversity of the environment. Aristida Tuberculosa is an abundant grass isolated here at its northern limit. WHY AQQQQISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Area is in private ownership, is adjacent to an intensive recreation area, and is unprotected. The unspoiled nature of this area contributes to the quality of recreation at Seabrook Beach. PROPOSED USES Open space; Controlled recreation Public:, State of,New Hampshire; Town of Seabrook; Town of Hampton RECOMMENDATIO14S FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY-78 $227,395 (Hi h POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $159,1Z.� ow) BOR Funds - 50% matching Local or state appropriations I' Private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of 1 NAME OF AREA "The Dunes" (backdunes) Seabrook V9 AJ #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of - (CU jnjj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map_# Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land AZ S. ments' ITotal __Er2posed Seabrook --- Seabrook Beach Homes, Inc. 56,2 $85,150 $85,15C 66 Emerson Street Haverhill, Massachusetts 6.0 acre frontage $71,15 0 c/o ATT. John J. Dondero Office Tel: (617) 374-7777 [40.2 back acreage 14,0001 TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 156.2 A $85,150.( 11$85,15011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which Fw-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of 2 NAME OF 'AREA Cross Beach Road (backdunes) Seabrook #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Estimated SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of (C Intl* Improve---- Action Municip ity* Map Parcel L nd AN9 ITotal I _al (Name and Address) Acres a s S. ments Proposed Known Owners- 1. Henry Thibeault 5A $1,350 $1,800 $3,150 47 Winter Street Exeter, New Hampshiere 2. Addie & Souliotis Merrill ? 550 1,700 2,250 South Main Street Seabrook, New Hampshire, 3. Asa Knowles, Jr 600 600 South Main Stre@t Seabrook, New Hampshire 4. Raymond Halfrich ? 250 250 500 52 Cable Avenue Salisbury, Massachusetts 5. Herman Fortin ? 250 1,150 1,400 104 Lakeshore Drive Georgetown, Massachusetts 6. Paul & Evelyn Daneau 1.6. 100 11000 11100 South Main Street 1.+ 250 Seabrobk, New Hampshire 0. 6*+ 300 .1,200 4@ 1, 250 7. Willard F. Boyle ? 650 1,050 1,700@ New Zealand Road ? Seabrook, New Hampshire 200 1,250 1,450 TOTAL THIS PAGE ? $3,900 $10 $13,90011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 2 NAME OF AREA Cross Beach Roa (backdunes) Se brook #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 Ai- z:::12- 81 4/1 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSH .IP AS OF Estimated SIZE (Cugjnjj* Improv6;-- Action Municipality* Map Parcel.. -(Name and Address) Acres Land As S. ments 117otal PLULsed The above names applied for use of the town water mains laid on Cross Beach Road in 1975. No other records of oWners available. There are about 20.homes,on Cross Road. Will estimate current va lue of each lot $500; current value of each home $2,000. (Based on assessments for known lots). TOTAL THIS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and Out-actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build 1 (2) Restrictions only, NA14E OF AREA Seabrook Dunes@' - Backdune' (3) Wetland S_ r_ ESTIMATED CCISTS&- (A 00 -0.0 a) I- F_ S-10 4-) 4-) S__0 4--14-) = a) a -r- = Q) a 4-) "0 a) 0 4J a U LO@ATJON OWNERSHIP -HIGH LOW Municipality Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage Cost Seabrook --- --- Seabrook Homes, No A 56.2 A $177,39@ No E(1) 56.2 A $124,176 Inc. ? ? Cross-Beach Road Yes A 50,00( No E 359,000 (20 homes) TOTALS $227,39! $159,176 Easement or,acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #I. COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (one Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA sand Ispit (Wpst pf goute 1A) LOCATION: Approx. Longitude70 049'104atitUde '42 053'45" N ..Municipality Seabrook, Hampton APPROXIMATE SIZE Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Northeasternmost station for the Least Tern. A low, flattish sands pit which has appeared to be increasing over the last 30 years. The main intrest in this land centers around its use as a nesting site by the LeastTern, appearing here at its most northeastern known station. Piping plovers and spotted sandpipers have also been observed here in the past. Botanically the area is interesting as representing a new expanding area for plant invasion and colonization. Beach grass, dusty miller, sea,@-milkwort, beach- pea, sea. rocket, cocklebur, yellow cress, seaside goldenrod, seaside spurge, ragweed and wild rose were the species observed there in 1960. WHY AC ULSITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF-PARTI'C'ULAR CONCERN and add to), Area is on the southern entrance of Hampton Harbor, is crossed by a road and is adjacent to a large. ,-,.nd overused recreation vulnerable to ruination. Loss of this area would result in significient alteration in the character of an establishmed recreation area. PROPOSLD USES npen-space; recreation RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Public:. State of New Hampshire; Hampton and Seabrook Town Governments ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 None POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS Johnson-Dingell Funds 50% matching BOR Funds Local or,.!State appropriates P rivate donations DATA SHEET.#2 Pa. g e * Iof 46 #7 #8 #10 NAME OF AREA @And SDit-west of Route 1A 5 @1 - -.1; ' _Aj ;11 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cu gnI4 IMP rove- Action MuniciRality- Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land AM s. ments Total Proposed --- State of New Hampshire (Exempt None Hampton None Exempt: Seabrook State of New.Hampshire TOTAL THIS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of.the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and out-actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #T8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS NAME OF AREA Sand S-,pit-tJp-,t'nf RQutp 1A ESTIMATED COSTS U) 00 00 (U S-10 4-J (n 4-)-0, CJ,tn E E -@ LOCATION OWNERSHIP. HIGH 0i = LOW 4J- r- (0 U Municipality Map Parcel V) LU < Acreage Cost V) Ui Acreage Cost No Acquisition Necessary 'Each Area)" DATA SHEET #1. COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One-Page for AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Granny's Rock LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 70 049'4AWtit6de 42 052'10 A" N Municipality Seabrook APPROXIMATE SIZE 40 Acres (including surrounding salt marsh) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) Large rock in Blackwater River Estuary-glacial remnant. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS.OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Presents unique visual opportunity in seacoast region, as well as being geologically significant. Proximity to.developed areas makes filling of surrounding marshland for development a possibility. PROPOSED USES Educational use; scenic viewing Public: State of New Hampshire Private: Society for Pr0tection-of New RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Hampshire Forestsi Nature conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 Fy g, $a onn (hi POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS qh) $ 400 (low) Johnson-Dingell Funds 'BOR Funds 50% matching Local or State appropriations n-4-+- A-+4- DATA SHEET #2 Page of NAME OF AREA Granny's Rock--Seabrook (referred to previously as Major'jRo,k) #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE pe of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF SIZE - TY (Cuggjj* Improve- Action Municipality*@ Map_# Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As @ s. ments ITotal 11 PnoposcLd Seabrook- -(rock itself) Possible owners a \@k Heirs to Eileau Adams of Seabrook (no records to substantiate this claim) No assessment available No information available on surrounding marsh. TOTAL THIS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the l.ast revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask dat6 as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and pZ_tactual assessed value in column #-6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6.and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS. NAME OF AREA, -Rock ESTIMATED COSTSs- C o 0 S- 'a 4--1 4--) =3 (U C r- 0i V) E LOCATION OWNERSHIP. HIGH LOW S.- U o a ro U 4-) C: (0 U Municipality Map Parcel V) < Acreage 'Cost V) 0-4 LU Acreage Cost'l A (I) A Seabrook --- unknown No A -40 $4,000 No E -40 $400 A A Totals -40 $4,000 -40 $400 DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Tach Area) AREAS DESIG.NATED FOR PRESERVATTON AND RESTORATION 0 W 0 N NAME OF AREA Meadow Pond LOCATION: Approx. 'Longitude70.48' Latitude 42 56'15" Municipality -Hampton APPROXIMATE SIZE 47.5 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper)' Pond located adjacent to intense recreation development surrounded,by tidal marsh soils subject to the influence of freshwater from adjoining uplands. Lush growth of *lilies, beach plum and cattails. Well suited as a wetland wildlife habitat, providing breeding and nesting areas for the following bird species: American bittern, Common gallinule, Sora rail, Virginia rail, Long-billed marsh wren, Common yellow throat. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION!EASEMENTS, ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Area performs substantial natural functions including natural cleansing of runoff from upland areas and flood protection in,addition to providing habitat. Severe limitations placed on development by soil conditions of lands bordering the pond making extensive backfill necessary to make the land buildable. Conservation easements justified. Acquisition recommended if easements ineffective., PROPOSED USES Wildlife sanctuary; open space Public: State of New Hampshire Hampton Conservation Commis'sion RECOMi.-MENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of New Hampshfre Forests; Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 78. $290,010'(high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS Johnson-Dingell Funds- f $47,538 (low) BOR funds 50%-matching Local or state appropriations; private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page I of 3 NAME OF AREA HawRton-Meadow Pond.Arsa,- #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 7 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of (C Intl* Improvd--- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land AuS5 s. ments 117otal Pngpsed Hampton 122 1 Hampton Beach Trailer Park, Inc. 6.0 54,000 7,700 61,700 Acquisition 8 Burlington Street or Lawrence, Massachusetts 01843 Easement 123 1 Charlotte and Virginia Ricker 3.8 800 ---- 800 34 Talmuth Avenue Haverhill, Massachusetts 01830 123 2A Hampton Beach Trailer Park,'Inc. -6.0 56,700 ---- 56,700 8 Burlington Street Lawrence, Massachusetts 01843 124 10 Ernestine Wygant 10 2,000 ---- 2,000 Box 486 Marlboro, New York 12542 125 1 Boleslaus Szczesny 1.7 18,800 56,100 74,900 None 144 Kings Highway Hampton, New Hampshire 3 Ernestine C. Wygant 1.6 300 ---- 300 Acquisition Box 486 or Marlboro, New York 12542 Easement 4 5.1 11000 ---- 1,000 126 1 1.55 130 @130 2 1 1.55 120 ---- 11 12011 TOTAL THIS PAGE 37. P $133,856 163,800 1697,65@1 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct... It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed.value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 3 NAME OF AREA Hampton-Meadow Pond Area #5 #6' #7 #8 #9 #10 fil ASSESSED VALUE pe of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF SIZE - (CU r ove- Action gntl* Iinpr nL@L@lity* Map Parce (Name and Address) Acres Ll -s-. ments JTolal @'Proposed 3 Ernestine C. lilygant - 2.9 140 ---- 140 jAcqu'isition Box 486- or Marlboro, New York 12542 Easement it 4 3.2 800 ---- 800 127 52 Fifield Island, Inc. 2.4 2,400 ---- 2,4001 c/o Wallace Robinson 7 Ocean Boulevard Hampton, New Hampshire 03842 53 Kenneth and Pauline Langley 5 8,275 ---- 8,275 27 Mill Road Hampton, New Hampshire 03842 137 101 Loretta Biery 4 11,350 ---- 11,350 17 Thomsen Road Hampton, New Hampshire 51 Yameen 14.4 12,690 ---- 12,690 14 Royal Crest Drive North Andover, Massachusetts 01845 146 Large Area' above spur on west side of pond. Ownership unknown. TOTAL THIIS PAGE 31.9 A .$35,655( $35,655 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct., It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6.. Column #9 is@ the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 3 NAME OF AREA Hampton-Meadown Pond Area #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ji ASSESSED VALUE pe of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF SIZE (CU rgnll* improve- Action Acres Land As ss. ments ITolal J'Pro Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) _22sed Acquisition 200 or 24 Harold Mose 10.6 2,000 2,000 Easement Woodland Road Hampton, New Hamp .shire 26 Marian Garland 7.5 2,000 2,000 423 Winnacunnet Road Hampton, New Hampshire 200 27 Heirs of Moses Brown 53 36,300 67,000 None, c/o A. Wright 394 Winnacunnet Road Hampton, New Hampshire 28 Vrylena Olney 40 17,270, 17,270 None 416 Winnacunnet Road Hampton, New Hampshire 28A Richard and Deborah Kirwan 1.43 1,750 11,800 13,550 None,- 440 Winnacunnet Road Hampton, New Hampshire TOTAL THIS PAGE 112.53A $59,326 $42,500 1601,8201 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct.. It may be April 1, 1975. ***'If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. VAJA @httl #J ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build NAME OF AREA Meadow Pond (2) Restrict4ons only (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs.. a 00 00 *0 4J -P S--v 4J 4-J W r- .,- ' z (U r- .,- LOCATION WNERSHIP HIGH LOW, U W Cr 4J 0 (0 U MU unicipality Map Parcel V) LU Cost V) 0- W < Acreage Acreage Cost, Hampton 122 H.B. trailer Par@ Yes A 6.0' f10,179 No E(2) 6.0 A $19,286 (2) 123 1 Ricker No A 3+.8. 1,429 No E 3.8 286 (2) 123 2A H.B. Trailer Pa6 No A 6 .0. 101,250 No E 6.0 20,250 @No E(3) 10.- 124 10 Wygant No A 10. 3,571 357 (3) 125. .3 Wygant No A 1-.6 536 No E 1.6. 54 3, .125 4 Wygant.@ No A 5.1 1,786 No E 5.1 179' 126 1 Wygant No A 1 5 232 No E(3, 1.55. 231: (3' 1. 55' 21 126 9 Wygant No A .1.55 214 No -E 126 3 Wygant No A 2 . 9 250 No E.(31 2. 9. 25 (3' 126 Wygant. No :A .3.2 1,429 No. E 3.2 143 3 127 52 Fifield Island I.c.No A 2.4 4,286 No E( 2.4 429 127 53 Langley No A 5.0 14,777 No E(3 5.0 1,478 '137 101 Biery No A 4.0@ 20,268 No' E- (3 4.0 2',027 137 51 Yameen No A 14.4 '22,661 No E(3 14.4 2,266 (3 200 24 Mose No A. 10.6 3,571 No E 10.6 357 .20Q 26 Garland No A. .7 .5 3,57 No E(3 7.5 357 T T LS 85.6 A U901010 85.6 A $47,538 Easement or-i-acquisition for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION W N 0 0 NAME OF AREA Little River Swamp LOCATION: Approx. Longitude70 47'20"LatitUde 42 57'30" Muni ci pal i ty North Hampton APPROXIMATE SIZE 50 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) This is a shallow marsh located between Little River and the ocean. As with all shallow marshes, its soil is waterlogged during the growing season.. -Grasses and sedges are the most dominant vegetation. The marsh provides food and cover for an extremely wide variety of*animal life. Birds are abundant and are de- pendent upon the community as a nesting and feeding area and include h;rons, egrets, ducks, geese, and terns. 24 of the acres are owned by a private individual who is intent upon keeping this area in a natural state' despite town pressure to develop the marsh. As with all coastal marsh areas, of immeasurable significance to the ecological system. WHY ACQ ISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) This area is in close proximity to highly valued shorefront and residential property. Pressures for development may cause loss of this resource, though the bulk of the property appears to have been acquired by a conservation organization. PROPOSED USES Conservation land Public: State of New Hampshire; North Hampton Conservation Commission RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for the Protection. of NeW.,H@[email protected]"- shire Forests; Nature Conservancy @ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 81 $14,5L79 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $453 (low) Johnson-Dingell Funds 50% matching BOR funds Local or state appropriations; private contributions DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of I NAME OF AREA North Hampton - Little River Swamp #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 .g LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of I (Cumntl* Improve, Action MuniciRality* Map Parcel,1 (Name and Address) Acres Land As @ s* ments ITotal 1@ Proposed A North Hampton Wildlife Preserves, Inc. 34 Exempt) None 154 East Clinton Avenue Tenafly, New Jersey (Non-profit organization which owner's bulk of swamp) Other portions located on property owned by: Peter Fu Iler 46.6 A $23,500 ($2,350) --- $23,50C Acquisiti Runnymede Farm or 62 Atlantic Avenue Easement North Hampton, N.H. Morris Lamprey A $10,350($5,200) --- $10,35( 63 Atlantic Avenue North Hampton, N.H. 10A $15,000($5,250) $15,00( to A 10.86 $16,290 ($1,629) $16,29( A Robert A. Southworth 2.0 $100 $ 10( Little Boars Head North Hampton, N.H. IOTE: There is no correspondence between acreages shown here and on N. Hampton tax nap. Acreage and assessments are for un- _42rified plots--of marshlaD_d located in i TOTAL THIS PAGE vicinity of Little River Swamp. More A specifitc information cannot be obtained 1 10.36 $65,240 ($14,42@ A=$65,240 For each muni ci pal i t.-Y, ftU'ej@stb%A. AamPttV f %ADrAiiation and the date of the last revaluation. -If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. UAiA bhctl #S ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions onIq NPIE OF AREA North Hampton Li ttl e Ri,ver Swamp '(3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTS@- 0 0 0 4J -W S.--o 4J 44 E LOCATIOR WERSHIP HIGH Qj LOW S- U An Cr S- V) 4J 44 C 4n LU %t V) L" unicipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost North Hampton Fuller No A 46.6 A $2,350 No E(3) 46.6 A $ 235 Lamprey No A 6,9 5,200 No E(3) 6.9 520 (3) 10.. Lamprey No A, .10. 5,250 No E 525 Lamprey No A 10.86 1,629 No E(3)' 10.86 163 Southwor-th No' 'A 2.0 100 1 No E(3) 2.0 10 A A TOTALS 76.36 14,529 76.36 1,453 Easementor@--acquisition for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET 7#1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION- NAME OF AREA Burke's Pond Atlantic White Cedar LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 70 046'10tatitude 42058-45" Municipality Rye APPROXIMATE SIZE 15 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from.AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Small millpond with specimen's' of large Atlantic white cedar. Near a residential area but surrounded by a golf course, pine woodlands. On the north shore of the pond and on a peninsula and along a stream on the west end are scattered specimens of cedar ranging up to 15.3 inches D.B.H. These are not pure stands but are mixed with hardwoods, hemlock, and pine with an undercover of black alder and other shrubby plants. The pond is drained every summer in an attempt to limit recreational overuse. WHY ACgUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) The.constant fluctuation in water level and the possible expansion of the golf course may ultimately destroy the trees, which are the unique value of this area. PROPOSED USES Conservation land, open space RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Public: Rye Conservation Commission or State of New Hampshire Private: Society for Protection of New Hampshire-Forests; ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 81. $28,78d-(high) Fgjg@gn HURCE OF FUNDS $8,472 (low) BOR Funds 50% matching Johnson-Dingell Fund.s@ 'Local & state appropriations-, Private Contribut- DATA SHEET 1#2 Page I of 1 NAME OF AREA Burke's Pond #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 4M ASSESSED VALUE pe of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April 1975, SIZE (Cumntl* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As s* ments jT.1al 'PrUpsed A Rye 19 202 Bushway Trust 19.00 $21,850 ----- 21,850 Acquisition c/o Barbara Bushway or 116 E. 19th Street Easemen@, New York, New York 10003 A 19 203-1 jDelfo Caminati 1.0 665 Central Road A $11,450 ---- $40,150 51,600 None 19 203-3 Rye Beach, New Hampshire 2.0 TOTAL THJS PAGE 22 A $53,300 $40,150 73,450,, For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask dat .e as of which @_wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. &JAIA SHELT' #3 ACgUjSITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Burke s -Pond Rye' (3) Weltland ESTIMATED COSTS@- (n 00 0 0 W I- Z s- a 4-) 4-) 4J 4J CU C: a w U = J= LOCATION OWNERSHIP = F- a) = . HIGH LOW @- U (A a, S.- U 4A V 4J r- : tv U +-% C fu U , tn 0-4 LU.< V) 6MM4 w 1< Municipality Map # Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage Cost A A w Rye 19 202, Bushway Trust No A 19.0 $28,750 No E 8. $8,472 A TOTALS 19.0 $28,750 $8,472 Easement dr,a.cquisition for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Brown's Pond-Atlantic White Cedar LOCATION: Approx. Long i tude70046' 20 "eatitUde 42059. W Muni ci pa I ity Rye APPROXIMATE SIZE 60 Acres BRIEF DE-SrRIPTION (Copy from,AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Not a pure stand, but largest specimens of Atlantic white cedar in New Hampshire. This is an old millpond whose waters are controlled in an attempt to limit recreational overuse. The.draining of the pond in summer and the full water in winter and spring causes the area to vary in profile from open water to marsh around the various islands and peninsulas. Area is most important as a habitat for.Atlantic white cedar believed to be some of the largest specimens in New Hampshire with measurements raging from 18.2 inches to 22.5 inches D.B.H. The tall cedars are within 50 feet of the pond shore, the areas in between and on,the islands covered with younger cedar; large swamp extends above the pond. The constant fluctuation in water level may be destroying the trees; many have dead Lops. Areas privately owned, but essentially protected except from public overuse. Wild, undisturbed character. T WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Potential for resale by private ownersjustifies consideration for aquisition or, more suitably, conservation easements. PROPOSED USES- Wildlife preserve, nature study area Public: Rye Conservation Commission or State of New Hampshire RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of New Hampshire Forests; Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 81 $113,486 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $39,717 (low) BOR Funds 50% matching &niorAim 1 und al. oca an .e 4prop'rid.ttons Private Contributions DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of 2 NAME OF AREA Atlantic'White Cedar Stand-Brown's Pond g 1 -5 9 #5 #6 #7 7r #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of (Cuggtj* Improv&::--, Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres L, s*. m-nts 11"otal @Prg 2sed Rye 19 22 Carroll J. & Elizabeth Brown 18.00A $12,400( $12,400 Acquisition 585 Central Road A or Rye Beach, New Hampshire 03871 (20.00 incl. 'pond) @Easement Rye 19 21 James D. Brow n 7.0A $8,250 $8,250 44'Newell Lane Glastonbury, Connecticut 03033 Rye 19 29 Carroll J. & Elizabeth Brown 5.12A $2,200 $2,200 585 Central Road Rye Beach, New Hampshire- 03871 A Rye 19 30 Carroll W. Brown 29.50 broken down as follows 531 Central Road (see sketch): Rye Beach, New Hampshire 03871 15.,1A $750 (swampland) $75C Contact: Carroll J. Brown 10.0A $7800 (poor land) $7,80C 585 Central Road A Rye Beach, New Hampshire 4.4 $20,100 --- $29,050 $49,15C None TOTAL TH.-IS PAGE 59.62A $51,500( --- $29,050 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land-from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may*be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed.value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 2 NAME OF AREA White Cedar Stand-Brown's Pond #5 #6' #7 #8 #9 10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of (Cu r nt Improve-:@- Action *1* @unicipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land ANUS. ments Total En2aosed Rye 19 13 Virginia Chisholm 49.OOA $$3,150( $13,150 Acquisitioi 50 South Road or Rye, New Hampshire Easement 19 17 Vivian J. Vol kman 33.80A $7,550 $7,550 411 South Road Rye, New Hampshire A 19 18 Charles J. and Ma@ian Rowding 14.94 $14,150 $20,000 $34,15C 381 South Road Rye, New Hampshire TOTAL THIS PAGE 97.74A $34,850( $54,85F For eac'h municipality, note, in column #1, the Z of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which Tw-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in'effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is@ the result of adding #6 and #8. ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types:, (1) NO build A (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Atlantic Vfhite@Cedar Stand-Brown's Pond (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs.- a V) 00 00 S__0 4-) =3 Q) r@ E LQCATION OWNERSHIP HIGH W M LOW S_ U (n Cr U (A a 4j a U 4-.) r_ (0 U V)O" < V)O" Uj < Nnicipality Map Parcel -Acreag-e Cost Acreage Cost Rye 19 22 C.J. & E. Brown No A 18.00 A-- $16,316 No EM 1-8.00 $11,421 21 J'. D. Brown No A 7.00 A 10,855 No E(1) 7.00 A 7,599 A A .29 C.Ji & E. Brown No A 5.12 2,895 No E(1) 5.12 2,027 M C.W. grown No A 15.1 A 987 No E(3) 15. 1 A 99 A (1) A A 10.0 10,263 No E 10.0 7,184 13 Chisholm No A .49. A 171,302 NO E(1) 24 A* 2,908 A A* 17' Volkman No A 33:8 9,934 No E(1) 20 4,117 18 Rawding'*, Yes k 1 4.94 A 44,934 No E(1) 5- A* 4,362 A A* TOTALS, 152'.96 $113,486 104.22 $39,717 Easement or-.acquisition for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #1. COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (one Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Eel Pond LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 700 461 Lati tOde 42058'45" Municipality Rye APPROXIMATE SIZE 40 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) This pond borders route 1A on the west side and is surrounded on the south, east and west@by typical fresh water herbs, trees and shrub6. The level of this pond is carefully controlled by a dyke operated by the landowners who keep the pond smaller than a.great pond. Its waters support a spectacula-r-display of water lilies throughout the summer. In the spring and fall it serves as an important resting place for migrating waterfowl, and in the winter is is kept open for ice skating. Can be seen from Ocean Boulevard and is aesthetically Valuable. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS.OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Th'is outstanding beauty spot suffers from its close proximity to intensive recreation areas and urban developments, and from part-owners intent upon subdividing and selling their land for development., Conservation easements or, if those are not effective, acquisition, are called for to prevent development of this resource. Recent experience in- dicates that acquisition may be difficult, making conservation easements the action of first choice. PROPOSED USES Wildlife habitat; recreation open space Public: Rye Conservation Commission or State of N.H. Private: Society for - Protection of New 'Hampshire Forests; RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Mature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 8.1 $110,276 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS. $10,053 (low) BOR funds @50% matching Johnson-Dingell fund@ Local or state appropriations; private donations DATA SHEET-#2 Page I of NAME OF AREA Eel Pond #5 .#6 #7 #8 #9 #10 7 #A gi ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION 014NERSHIP AS OF.-August 1975 SIZE - (Cug@njj* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As S. ments ITotal Pro n-,Pd Rye 18 3 Carroll J. Brown 2.6' $1,650 ---- $1,650IEasement 2345 Ocean Boulevard or Rye, N.H. Acquisition 18 4 Evelyn Brown Southworth 3.6 1,250 ---- ---- 1,25 Killington Post OfficO Killington, VT. 18 6 James D. Brown 3.8 6,450 ---- 6,450 2323 Ocean Boulevard Rye, N.H. 18 8 Louise Brown Oliver 4._55 13,050 ---- 13,05C 2313 Ocean Boulevard Rye, N.H. 18 10 Arthur and Emma Brown 7.30 13,600 ---- ---- 13,60C 195 Paul Street Brookline, Ma.,02146 19 189 Ernest and Susan Clark 21.- 16,400 ---- 16,950 33,35C 660 Central Road Rye, N.H. 19 196 Susan and Frederick Clark 37.25$20,750 ---- 2,350 23,10C 660 Central Road (Has been subdivided. No.further Rye, N.H. information available) TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 80.1 $73,150( $19,300 S92,4501 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do @ pe 0f cti YA on Pro 0 sed :$1: :9:,3 0 JO Ask date as of which @@q_nership info'is correct. It may be April 1, 197@. 11' a current use assessment is in effect ' note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value incolumn #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. VAIA -@)Mttl #4 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restric-@ions only NAME OF AREA Eel Pond (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSS_ a 0 00 0 S.-a 4J 4J 4J 4J M (V r_ -r- C: .' 4J'D a) (A 4J 10 ci (A LQCATIQN OWNERSHIP HIGH LOW $_ U ' CA a, S.- U 0 C7 4-@ 0 U C: MU Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost Rye 18 3 C.! J.' Brown No A 2.6 A $ 1,650 No E(3) 2.6A 165 18 4 E.'B Southwort@ No A 1.6 1,250 No E(3) 3.6 125 (3) 18 6 J. D..Brown No A 3.81 6,450 No E 3.18 645 (3) 18 8 L. B. Oliver. N 01 A 4.55 13,050 No E 4.55 1,305 (3) 18. 10 A & E Brown No A 7.3 13,600 No E 7.3 1,360 189 E.&'S@ -Clark Yes A .21. 43, 881 No E(2) 10. 2,055 (2) 19 196 S & E Clark Yes A 37'.25 30,395 No E 30. 4,398 TOTALS. 80. 1 10,276 61.85. t10,053 Easement cir-,-acquis'itlon for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (one Page for Each 'Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION 0 W 0 NAME OF AREA Atlantic White Cedar Stand-Fairhill LOCATION: Approx. Longitude70 43'20"LatitUde43 02'30" Swamp Municipality Rye APPROXIMATE SIZE 70 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (copy from.AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) This stand was clearcut about 1925 in anticipation of a housing development, but those plans were abandoned' and the cedar stand has grown back into a fine young forest, with trees reaching about 6 inch diameter. Salt- m r arsh encroaches upon the stand from the northeast, but the stand itself is growing in a fresh water swamp which has a mineral base. This is a pure cedar growth of about 25 acres and is bordered on the west and south by a mixed stand of spruce, pine and hardwood. This stand was shown on the Rye map of 1805, which may be an indication that these are the living descendents of the cedar forest which grew at nearby Odiornes Point, the remains of which are sunken and measu-red to be about 4,000 years old. The border of the saltmarsh is in fine condition. Area can be viewed from the road. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Stand is in close proximity to residential development. Whfte cedar is a rare speciesmaking preservation of them a desirable goal. Conservation easements or acquisition could achieve this objective. PROPOSED USES Conservation land Public: Rye Conservation Commission or State-,of New Hampshir RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of New Hampshire Forests; Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 81. $42,621 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $16,998 (low) BOR Funds 50% matching Johnson-Dingell Funds@ Local and State Appr riations and Private DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of NAME OF AREA Fairhill Sw o - White Cedar Stand #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE of LOCATION 1 JOWNERSH"IP AS OF April 1975 SIZE (Cuquntl* Improve- Action ,@Type Municipality* Map Parce (Name and'Address) Acres Land As s* ments jT.1al Proposed Rye 5 34 Robert W. Hotin 47.5A f15,200 @5,200 Acquisition 800 Ocean Boulevard or Rye, New Hampshire Easement A --- --- 5 34-1 20 12,100 12,100 A 5 42 15.00 1,150 1,150 A 5 43 26.4 10,250 10,250 - -- Marion Rand 13. A� 9,150 ($100) --- 9,150 218 Wallace Road. Rye, New Hampshire TOTAL THJS PAGE 121.9 A @'47,850 '47,850 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an.official, please do. Ask date as of which @-wnership info is correct.. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. @JIMIA anctl ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Fairhil-1 'Swamp-@White Cedar Stand -(3) Wetland a ESTIMATED COSTSs- a (A 00 0 -P 4-1 4j 4J -0 w (A +J -0 Cv 0 U = E LOCATIOR OWNERSHIP (U HIGH LOW 4 4-JI 4v Municipality Map V) Li 'Cost (A Uj < ParcelL Acreage Acreage Cost Rye 5 34 Hoti n. No A 47.5A $15,200 No @E (3 47.5A $1,520 5 34-1 Hotin No A 20.0A 15,921 No E(3) 20 OA 14,328 A (3) A 5 42 Hotin No A 15.0 1,150 No E 15.0 115 5 43 Hotin No.. A 26.4A 10,250 No E(3)' 26.4A 1,025 A (3) A Rand No A 13.0 10:0 No E 13.0 10 TOTALSL 121.9A t42,621 121.9A -@16,998' Easement or-,acquitition for portion.'of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Great Bog LOCATION: ApIprox. Longitude7Oo47-45"@atitude43002-45 ,N Municipality Portsmouth APPROXIMATE SIZE 700 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy.from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Flat swamp area located in western portion of Portsmouth adjacent to 1-95. F16t, low-lying terrain which serves as a drainage basin for surrounding terrain. Drains -into Great Bay via Pickering Brook. Serves as a habita-IL-. for deer, has good forest land, and is a significant aquifer recharge area. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERNI.and add to) Area surrounded by industrially and residentially zoned land. Development threatens natural functions. PROPOSED-U-SES Wildlife sanctuary, open space Public: State of New Hampshire Portsmouth Conservation Commission RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of New Hampshire Forests; Nature Conservancy . ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 -FY 81 $608,982 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS. $36,505 (low) Johnson-Di ngell funds BOR funds 50% matching Local or state appropriations; private donations D,ATA SHEET #2 Page I of 3 NAME OF AREA Portsmouth-Great Bog Area #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 59 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April 1, 1975 SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of (Cu rpntl Improve- Action Munic,ipali_ty* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land AsMs. ments. Total PnqR2,sed A Portsmouth 212 1 Kate Stokel 184.4 0149,300( --- 149,30C Acquisition Greenland Road or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement 212 2 Griffin, Inc. 74.7A 57,300 17,700 75,00C Acquisition Interstate Highway - or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement A 212 3 State of New Hampshire 16.5 Exempt 212 11 Mary Gerry 10.0A 13,500 13,500 Acquisition 259 Broad Street or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement A 213 4 Smith Realty Trust 18.0 7,400 7,400 Acquisition c/o Bunker or Portsmouth Avenue Easement Greenland, New Hampshire 213 5 66.5A 21,900 21,900 Acquisition .-EasMent A 6 Robert E. Whalen 1.5 1,500 1,500 401 State Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire 0_' A 7 C. Parkhurst and James Corner 8.4 8,400 8,400 23 Massachusetts Avenue Danvers, Massachusetts TOTA L TH.IS PAGE .0A 59,300 1 277,00(F For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed.value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 Of 3 NAME OF AREA Portsmouth-Great Bog Area #5 #6' #7 #8 #9 #10 gi- 4A "ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April 1, 1975 SIZE - (C cll* Improvb-@;- Action (Name and Address)-- Acres Land s Proposed Municipality* Map Parcel@ AuU s. ments Total , A 0T_ None Portsmouth 213 8 City of Portsmouth 16.2 Exempt) 9 City of Portsmouth 16.1 A Exempt None A 214 1 C. Parkhurst and'James Carner 63.2 66,600 66,600 Acquisition 23 Massachusetts Avenue or Danvers, Massachusetts EaserRent 214 18 Public Service Com@any of New Hampshire Included with plant property. No None (Properties, Inc.) separate assessment. A 214 2 C. Parkhurst and James C,arner 54.8 44,400 44,400 @Acquisi'tion 23 Massachusetts Avenue Or . Danvers, Massachusetts Easement 214 3 11 If 59.5 A 52,400 52,400 214 4 17.2 A 14,400 14,400 214 5 Reynolds Drake 33.6 A 54,'900 (21,800) 39,900 94,800 If 540 Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 214 6 Irving Ashley 4A 44,000 (27,100) 12,200 56,200 83 Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire H TOTAL THIS PAGE Alt 310 276,700 f48,700 '52,100 2328,8j For each municipality, note, in column #1, the %-of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column Column #9,is the result of adding #06 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 3 NAME OF AREA Portsmouth-Great Bog Area &JO g 1- #6 #7 #8 #9 LOCATION AS OF Apri 1, 1975 SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of ntl* Improv&z@-- Action (Name and Address) R * I' Municipality* Map Parce 11 OWNERSHIP Acres Land AC us S., ments Total Prqp @sed Portsmouth 214 9 Paul and.Nancy Paradis- .92 A 6,700 19,500 26,200 None Banfield Road Ports'mouth, New Hampshire A 214 11 Lawrence Vietas .39 5,000 1 8,400 23,400 "None 1062 Banfield Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire f A 214 127 Luigi Sera 1.2 3,600 3,600 ':'Ion e 888 Banfield Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire A 214 14 Charles MacDonald .69 5,800 19,400 25,200 None 1054 Banfield Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire A 214 15 Thomas Hawk 1.2 7,200 21,400 28,600 None 890 Banfield Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 214 16' Luigi Sera 1.2 A 7,200 24,100 31,300 None 888 Banfield Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 17 Antonio Godfrey 1.2 A 7,200 19,400 26,600 None 886 Banfield Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire TOTAL THJS PAGE 6.8 A 4 42,700 0 122,200 1 I'l 64, 9JI For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an es.timate of the real value of the land from an.official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and p-ut actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACLUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Great Bog Area-Portsmouth (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- a 0 oo 07-0 0 Cl) I- 4-) 4-) S.- -0 4-1 4-) 4-)-o 0) V) U =3 E'r- LOCATIQN OWNERSHIP = - w = . HIGH r-- a) LOW U w Cr U V) CT r- - to U +J a (0 U .Municipality Map Parcel V) 0-4 w Acreage 'Cost V) 6-4 Uj < Acreage Cost Portsmouth 212 1 Stokel No A 184.4 149,300 No E(3) 184.4 A $1,493 (3) 212 2 Griffin, Inc'. Yes A 74.7 92,593 No E 5010 4,735 212 11+ Gerry. No A 10.0 13,500 No E(3) 10.0 1,350 (3) 213 4 Smith Realty, TrMtNo A 18.10 7,400 No E 10.0 740. 213 5 No A 50.0 16,469 No E(3) 50.0 1,647 (3) .213 6 Whalen No A 1.5 1,500 No E 1.5 150 No E(3, 8.4- 840 213 7 Parkhurst/carnev No A 8,400 No (3 63.2 6,660 q 214 No A 63'2 66,600 214 3+ No. A 59'..5 52,@400 No E. (3 .59.5 5,240- No. E(3, 17.2 1,440 214 4 N o A 17.2@ 14,400 214 5 Dr .ake Yes. A 33.6 117. 037 No E(3' 25.10 6,778 (3 214 6 Ashley Ye*s A 149.4 69,383 No E 3.5.0 .5,432 A TOTALS. 569.9 608,982 514.21 $36,505 Easement dr-,acquisition for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each'Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Packer Bog LOCATION: Approx. Longitude7O 048'30"htitUde 43002-00 jjN Municipality Greenland, Portsmouth APPROXIMATE SIZE 320 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) This flat swamp forest is traversed by Packer--Brook and a branch of Haines Brook. The Sphagnum Bo-g-Aisplays afreponderance of coastal white cedar though black spruce, hemlock and larch are scattered throughout'.- Area was lumbered some time in the past but is again grown thick with a dense and healthy growth of the cedar. Ex- cellent variety of bog plants. Area bordered by 2 roads, fore *st land and a railroad bed. Conservation Commission owns small portion of Cedar Swamp but integrity of area is threatened by a transmission line from the proposed Seabrook nuclear plant. WHY ACgUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) A conservation easement or, if not effective, aquisition is called for due to the Boo's proximity to industrially developed land. Transmission line from the proposed Seabrook nuclear plant indicative of pressures for development of this unique resource. PROPOSED USES Wildlife sanctuary; open space. Public: State of New Hampshire RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT*RESPONSIBILITY (publ ic/private) Conservation Commissions (Portsmouth, treenland) Private: Society for P@o'tection`of-New Hampsh-ire Forests; Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 -All areas FY 81 $133,680 (h gh) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $12,742 (1 w) Johnson-Dingell funds, 50% matching BOR funds Local or state appropriations; private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of 3 NAME OF AREA Packer's Boq-Portsmouth #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #I ft 'I., - 19.- ASSESSED VALUE JIType of LOCATION OWNERSHIPAS OF April 1, 1975 SIZE (Cu n1j* Improve- Action Municipality* _Map Parcel.. (Name and Address) lAcres Land ANUS. ments .,Total Prooosed A Portsmouth 215 1 City of Portsmouth 5.1 Exempt None 215 2 Elma Bosse A 3.4 7,000 23,800 30,800 None Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 215 4 Ella Widen Estate 1.2A 50 50 Acquisition Ocean Road or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement 215 5 Irving Rolston Estate 3.8A 3,800 3,800 Greenland, New Hampshire 215 6 Ella Widen Estate 4.7A 250 250 Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 215 7 William Carlton-, Jr. 4.1A 2,100 2,100 30 Burkitt Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire 8 City of Portsmouth 1.8A Exempt None 9 Ella Widen Estate 6.7A 400 400 Acquisition Ocean Road or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement* TOTAL TH,IS PAGE 30.8A 13,600 )-$23,800 1 @37,,40011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual ass6ssed.value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 3 NAME OF AREA Packer's Bog-Portsmouth #5 #6* #7 #8 W9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF -April 1, 1975 SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of (CU ntl* improvemm-_ Action Municipality* Map Parce-1 (Name-and Address) Acres Land AsUls* ments -Total Proposed A Portsmouth 215 10 Ella Widen Estate .55 50 -50 Acquisition Ocean Road or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement 11 Ella Widen Estate 18.1A 17,000 12,000 29,000 Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 12 Wayne Sawyer A 12.2 12,500 11,200 23,700 Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire A 13 City of-Portsmouth 6.6 Exempt None 14 Portsmouth Conservation Commission 0.9 A Exempt None 15 2 *1A None A 16 City of Portsmouth 1.8 Exempt None A 17 William McIntyre 2.2 2,200 2,200 Acquisition 435 Ocean Road, Portsmouth, N.H. or 18 Venita Katz 6.2 A 12,200 9,400 21,600 Easement 389 Ocean Boulevard Portsmouth, New Hampshire 19 5.2 A 5,200 5,200 TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 55.8 A$49,150 132,600 1181,75011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which Fw-nership info is correct.. It may be April.1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 ft the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 3 NAME OF AREA Packer's Boq-Portsmouth #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 5 9 W Xc_- LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF April 1, 1975 SIZE ASSESSED VALUE Type of (Cumnll* Improve- Action Municipality* Map_# _Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments, Total IlPr2p2sed Portsmouth 215 22 Henry Mayers 1.6A 7,600 14,800 @22,400 -None 545 Ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 38 Wayne Sawyer 1.0A 3,900 3,900 A cqui0tion Ocean Road or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement If TOTAL THIS PAGE 2.6 A t11 1500 14,800 11126,3j For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get I an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which F@,_4nership info is correct. It may be April,1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. #_#AjA JACLI ACgUISITION COST CALCULATIONS. Easement types: (1) No build NAME OF AREA Packer Bog*-Portsmouth portion (2) Restrict-ions only (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs._ a tA 0 0 00 S__0 4-,) 4-J. S-10 4J 4J :3 Qj r- -r- . = (v C I- - I 4J -0 0) V) 4J 'D (v V) U = E.,_ U = E.r- LOCATION OWNERSHIP' = r- (U = I HIGH Of- (U LOW S.- U (n Cr S_ (i CA +-) C : (0 U 4J M U V) W < Municipality Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage- '-Cost Portsmouth 215 4 Widen Estate No A 1.2 A $ 50 No E(3) 1.2 A $ 5 215' 5 Rolston Estate. 'No A 1.8 3,800 No EM 3.8 380 215 .6 Widen Estate I No A 4.7 -250 No E(3) 4.7 25 No A 4.. 1 2,100 No E(3) 4.1- 210 215 7 Carlton' 215 9 Widen Estate No A 6. 7 400 No E(3 63 40 215 10 Widen Estate, No A .0.55 50 No E(3) 0.55 5 215 11 Widen Estate No A .18:1 35,802 No E(2) 18A.. 4,198 (2) 12.2 3 086 215 12- Sawyer No A 12.2 29,259 No E (31 215 17 McIntyre' No A 2.21 2,200 No E. 2.2 220 No E(2@ 16.2 3,012 215 18 Katz Yes A 16.2 26,667 215 19 Katz No A 5.12 5,200 No E(3' 5.2 520 (3 215 38 Sawyer N-o A .1.0-.-' 3,900- No E 1.0 390 A 9,678 A 75.95 75.95 12,091 TOTALS: Easement 6ri-a.cquisitio6 for portion.of land only. DATA SHEET #2 Page of 3 NAME OF AREA Packer Bog-Greenland #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE (Cumnjj*-Improve;@@- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As S. ments Total Proposed Greenland R-8 2 Ella Wi.den Estate 14A No Acquisition ocean Road Assessment or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Easement A R-8 4 Unknown 2.3 --- $46 R-8 5 Ella Widen Estate 5.5A 110 --- 110 ocean Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire A R-8 6 Irving Rolston Estate 7.3 146 --- 146 Greenland, New Hampshire R-8 7 Formerly E. Parker 20A 400 --- 400 No address given A R-8 8 William S. Carlton 4.1 82 --- 82 30 Burkitt Street Portsmouth, New'Hampshire R-8 9 Formerly Captain Parker 19A 380 --- 380 No address given A R-8 10 Unknown 20 400 --- 400 A R-8 11 Unknown -5.7 114 114 A R-8 12 Unknown 24 480 .480 TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 11121.9 $2,158 $2,1581 For each municipality, note-, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 Of 3 NAME OF AREA Packer Bog-G eenland 37 A #5 #6 #7 #8 #10 ffi' LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of (Cumnll* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As s. ments ITotal I Proposed A Greenland R-8 13 Unknown. 14 $392 392 Acquisition or Easement A R-8 14 Barbara Winkler 8.6 No Assessment ? 314 Islington Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire A R-8 15 Ernest Hodgdon 9 No Assessment ? 63 Park Avenue Greenland, New Hampshire A R-8 17 Grace Philbrick 19 550 --- 550 E. of Route 95 Greenland, New Hampshire R-20 2 Unknown 28 A 560 560 A. R-20 3 Properties, Inc. 6.6 1.32 --- --- 132 1087 Elm Street Manchester, New Hampshire A R-20 4 Pace Manufacturing Company 6.6. 1,000 --- --- 1,000 Ocean Road Greenland, New Hampshire R-20 6 Christine M. Race 31 A 5,575 --- ? ? 272 Ocean Road Greenland, New Hampshire TOTAL THIS PAGE 11 J_L22.8 $8,209 ? For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which 6w-nership info is correct. It may be April.1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of 3 NAME OF AREA Packer Boq-Greenland a J All #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE Type of (Cugantl* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As S. ments iTota*l I Proposed Greenland R-20 7 J. Carn'er & C. Parkhurst $2,700( --- ? ? Acquisition 23 Massachusetts Avenue or Danvers, Massachusetts Easement A R-20 9 Esther Beals 0.8 16 --- --- $ 16 13 Park Avenue Greenland, New Hampshire R-20 14 Catherine Syphers 55 A 1,600 ? ? Route 101 Greenland, New Hampshire R-21 55 Havard H. Murphy,, Jr. ? 9,500 ? ? Ocean Road Greenland, New Hampshire,. U-4 32 Ralph and Eleanor Davis ? No Assessment 17 Post Road Greenland, New Hampshire R-7 11 Richard W. & Mary Coombs 3,500 --- ? ? 143 Breakfast Hill Road Greenland, New Hampshire TOTAL TH,IS PAGE j $17,316 ? For each munic*ipality, note, in column #I, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, p ease do Ask date as of which @_wnership info is correct. It may be April 1, 197@. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. aAim ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) NO build (2) Restrictions only' NAME OF AREA P@cker Bog-Greeoland (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- a th 00 00 -P 4-3 4-) C.@ . M cu C 4j M 0 Ln -0 U =3 U LOQAJION OWNERSHIP Cj HIGH = LOW C7 L" V) L" 4::c Cost Acreage -'Cost Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Greenland R-8 2 Widen No A 4A $ 80 No -E(3) 4A* $ 8 A (3) 4 Unknown No A 2.3 46 No E 2.3 5 jWiden.Est ate No A 5.'5A .110 No E(3) 5.5 .11 A Rolston Estate No A T-3 146 No E( 3) 7.3 15 7. Formerly E Parkel No. A 20 A 400 No E(3 20 40 A .8 Carlton No A 4.1 82 No E(3) 4.1 8 .9 Formerly Captain No 'A 19A 380 No E(3) 19 38 Parker 40 10 Unknown. No A 20A 400 No E(3) 20 A 11 Unknown, NO A 5@*7 114 No E(') -5.7 A (3) 48 12@ Unknown No A 24 480 No E 24 A 39 .13 Unknown No A. 14 392 No E(3) 14 A* 12 14 Winkler@- No. A 6 120 No E(3) 6 A* .8 15 Hodgdon No A 4 80 No E(3) 4;* A 14 17. Philbrick No A 19 932 No E(3) 7 R-20 _2 Unknown No A 28 A 520 No E(3) 28 56, Properti Ies, Inc. No- A. 6.'6A 132 No E(3) 6.6 13 4 Pace Mfg. No A, 6.. 6A 1,695 No E(3) 3 Easement or,acquisition for portion of land only. JAIA @iHLLT #3. ACqUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only'-- NAME OF AREA Packer Boo-Gre'e*nla'nd (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTS (A oo o 0 +J 4J S.--o 4J -0 -0 CU V) +-0 CU 0 = E_ r- U = E LOCATIQN OWNERSHIP HIGH -31-- Qj LOW 4J C +J a Municipality Map P V) w < Acreage 'Cost V) LU Acreage Cost arcel A (3) Greenland R-20 .7 Carner/P@arkhurst No A 65 $4,576 No E 43 $86 f 9 Beals' No A 0.8 A 10 No E(3) 0.8 2 14 Syphers No A 515 A, 2,712 No E(3) 19 38 R-21. 55 Murphy No A .6A* 120 No E(.3) 64e 12 A*. (3) R77:. 11 Coombs No A 37 740 No E 37 74 U-4 32 Davis No A 12 A* 240 No E(3) 12 24 A JOTALS 402.9 + @24,002 319.8A4 1651.00 Easement or-,,acquisition for portion o f land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS'DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION.AND RESTORATION W 0 N NAME OF AREA Lamprey Estuary LOCATION: Approx. Longitude70055'30"Latitude43 04'17" Municipality Newmarket APPROXIMATE SIZE 170 Acres BRIEF'DESCR_IPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Estuarine area stretching from Great Bay to the mill dams on Route 108 in Newmarket. Felt to be one of the most highly productive estuarine areas in New Hampshire and lined with unique natural areas and steep slopes. Unprotected along river banks. Water subject to federal and state control. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Unique natural areas along river banks justify consideration of conservation easements or, if those are not sufficient, acquisition. Banks of rivers and streams provide excellent buffer from pollution and other degradation from upland sources. PROPOSED USES Open space;. buffer area Public: State of New Hampshire; Newmarket Conservation Commi- ssion RECO.MMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of N.H.,5orests; [email protected]'V,_ Conservancy ESTTMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS FY 78 $98,000 (high) 127,076 (low) BOR funds 50% matching .Johnson-Dingell Funds ) Local.or state appropriations; Private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page I Of 3 NAME OF AREA Lamprey River Newmarket A #5 #6 #7 #9 #10 LOCATION ASSESSED VALUE Type of OWNERSH"IP AS OF Current SIZE - (Cuqjjntj* Improve-- Action !HnisL@lity* Map Parce (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments Total PnQLcLsed Newmarket 3 7 Heirs of William Watson 74 A -4 30,850 17,300 $48,15( Acquisition c/o Warren Sawyer or New Road, Newmarket, N.H. Easement 7 Howard Fisher 2.5 17,650 25,550 43,20( None 53 Smith Garrison Road Newmarket, N.H. 8 Alan H. Fisher 1.5 13,600 13,60( 9 Belmont Square Somerville, Ma. 9 Howard Fisher 1;5 11,350 11,35( 53 Smith Garrison Road Newmarket, N.H. 10 No Information 11 Raymond Bedard 1 11,500 11,50( 41 Grant Street Somersworth, N.H. 12 Beauchesne Information not available 13 Charles Brooks 1.5 14,400 14,401) 4429 Monmouth Castle Road Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462 TOTAL THIS PAGE A 81.1 $99,350 $42,850 11$142,J For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which 6w-nership info'is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column. #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 3 NAME OF AREA Lamprey River 41 V 7; 71 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - ASSESSED VALUE of (Cumnll* Improve- Action 'IType Municipalj-tY* Map Parcel (Name and Address) lAcres Land As 9 s. . ments 11"otal Proposed Newmarket 5 14 Beauchesne and Shaw Information not available. A 15 Peter Witham 7.25 29,650 19,300 48,950 None Smith Garrison Road Newmarket, N.H. 16 Richard Nadile 1 3,200 3,200 c/o Robert Shaw 6 Folsom Street Exeter, N.H. 17 Beth Shaw 1 3,400 3,400 c/o Robert Shaw 6 Folsom Street Exeter, N.H. 18 Peg Shaw 3,750 3,750 c/o Robert Shaw 6 Folsom Street Exeter, N.H. 19 Beauchesne and Shaw Information Not Available 20 George Bergeron 1..43 14,200 --- 14,200 5 Spring Street Newmarket, N.H. TOTAL THIS PAGE A 1111.68 $54,200 $19,30A73,50011 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation' and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which 6,4-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and pUt-actual assessed value in column #-6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET.#2 Page 3 of 3 N41E OF AREA Lamprey River Area #6 #7 4A #8 #9 #10 ASSUSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE - - (Cumntl* Improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel Name and Address) JAcres Land As s. ments Total ELqposed Newmarket 5 23 Beauchesne and Shaw Information not availa0le Acquisition or Easement A !N 24 Ayers Chaves 1.75 25,700 27,700 53,400 None Off Smith Garrison Road Newmarket, N. H. 25 Lorenzo Roy 2.25 25,100 71,400 96,500 None Smith Garrison Road Newmarket, N.H. 26 Edward Zick 2.5 23,650 23,650 None Bay Road Newmarket, N.H. 28 W. Gallant 1,20 34,800 (8,490) 4,900 39,700 Acquisition Durham Point Road, or Durham, New Hampshire Easement TOTAL THIS PAGE A 126.5 $109,250($8,490 $104,000 3125 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. 114 a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and p'utactual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. ACqUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: t1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Lamprey_ River Newmarke"%,.' (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTS&_ (A oo -a 4J 4J W _P 4J -0 0 4J "D (D (A U E 'r. U :3 E= .,- LQCATIOtt OWNERSHIP M 0) = . HIGH = r-- a) = LOW S_ U -@n Cr @_ U En a C ro U 4J 0 M U V) 11unicipality Map Parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cos t Newmarket 3 7 Watson Heirs Yes. A 74 $48,150 No 74 21,595- 5 23 Beauchesne & Shaw A 35 10,150 No E(1) - 7*1 1,421 Yes A 1 120 39,700 No EM 20 4,;060 W. Gallant TOTALS .2-29 $98,000 JO1 A $27,076 Easement or,-acquisition for portion-of land only. -DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION 0 0 NAME -OF AREA Cftmmet. Creek Woodbank LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 70 53'W Latitu-de43 051 311N Municipality Durham APPROXIMATESITZE Acres BRIEF-- DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) Estuary bordered by rich woodland exhibiting some rare plants. Area of interest ocZurs on east and west. sides of Crommet Creek bridge on a steep slope.facing south into the Great Bay Estuary. The saltmarsfi and aquatic vegetation are fairly typical but the talus slope east of the bridge and the rich bit of woods west of the bridge support some rare flora including flowering dogwood and New Jersey Tea. Area appears to be safe for the present although it is not formally protected. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) No formal protection at pre.sent in a rapidly developing area. PROPOSED USES Conservation area, Nature study Public: State of New Hampshire; Durham Conservation Commission RE-COMMENDATION S FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of New Hamp.shire Forests; Nature Conservancy 'ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 78 $125,815 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $53,939 (low) BOR funds - 50% mattIching Local of state appropriation; Private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of f NAME OF AREA Crommet Creek Woodbank Area #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ji ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF July, 1975 SIZE (Cugjn1j* Improi&-- Action Municipality* Map_# Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As @ s* ments Il'otal lProposed A Durham 19 13-1 Evelyn Browne 70 10,200 ( 7,150 --- 10,200 Acquistion Durham Point Road, Durham, N.H. or Easement .13-2 Marion Beckwith and Evelyn Browne 58 19,950 (5,950) 37,100 57,050 It Du.rham Point Road, Durham, N.H. 20 9 Robert Congdon 50 14,750 37,150 51,900- tt 25 Newmarket Road, Durham, N.H. 10 Sherwood Rollins and Hugh Tuttle 14 2,875 (50) 2,875 if Durham Point Road, Durham, N.H. 11-1 Philip Sawyer 70 '20,800 16,900 37,700 None Durham Point Road, Durham, N.H. 11-2 Ralph Kent 5 4,100 500 4,600 None Newmarket, N.H. TOTAL THIS PAGE A f 267 72,675 ($13,150) @91,650 11-71641032@1 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @-w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed.value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACqUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) NoIWId (2) Restriction! NAME OF AREA Crommet Creek Wbodbank -;Durham only (3) Wetland'. ESTIMATED COSTSs- a (A 00 00 S- "a +j -P S---a 4--) -P =3 E U E LOCATION OWNERSHIP HIGH = W = LOW S- U (A - -P a Iz U V) < Municipality Map Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acreage Cost Durham 19 13-1 Browne No A 7 OA $16,452 No E(1) 70' @11,516 13-2. Beckwith & Brown,: Yes A 58 92,016 No E(I) 58 22,524 20 9 Congdon Yes A 50 83,710 No E(I) 50 16,,653 10 Rollins & Tuttle No A. 14 4,637 No E 14 3,246 A A TOTALS 192 196,815 192 .553,939 DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Johnson Creek Estuary LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 70 53'55" Latitude 43 08'08" Municipality Durham APPROXIMATE SIZE 30 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Johnson Creek begins in Dover on circuitous route south through Madbury into the Oyster River estuary. This natural area has waters ranging from nearly fresh to quite brackish with associated plants ranging from fresh water to marine. One of few remaining and unspoiled tidal estuarine areas in New Hampshire and close enough to UNH to allow for instructional and research programs. A rare pondweed, the horned pondwort, grows in the estuary, and ditch grass can be found in the pools and pannes of the marsh. Eelgrass grows at the mouth of the creek. Unprotected. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Unique natural areas along river banks justify consideration of conservation easements or, if those are not sufficient, acquisition. Banks of rivers and streams provide excellent buffer from pollution and other degradation from upland sources. PROPOSED USES Conservation land, nature study Public: State of New Hampshire; Durham Conservation Commission RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private: Society for Protection of N.H. Forest; Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 78 $270,483 (high( POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $89,161 (low) BOR Funds - 50% matching Local or state appropriations Private donations DATA SHEET #2 Pace 1 Of 3 NAME OF AREA 11son Q-reee A-rpn- fn Durham #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 49h 9J �@4 I ;k* ASSESSED VALUE ype of LOCATION I OWNERSHIP AS OF J1AY 1975 I.SIZE - Cugjntj* Improve- TAction MunicipalitZ* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As S. ments Total Erop2sed Durham 13 John Hogan 125' $25,250 $24t900 $50050 Acquisitioi Box H or Durhamp N.H. Easement 14 John Butler ? 6,,700 309400 379100 Durham, N.H@. 15 Lawrence Lee- 27 MOO 199300 28t7OO Piscataqua, Road Durham, N.H. 16 Ray Mundy 64,; 9,60o 9.6oo Piscataqua Road Durham, N.H. 17 White Enterprises 50 10t000 109000 Frost Drive Durham, N.H. TOTAL THIS PAGE A 266 $60j990 97 For each municipality, note, i'n column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you tan get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which _6wnership info is correct. It-may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column .#7 and plu-tactual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of NAME OF AREA Johnson Creek Area in Durham #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 39 =4@ LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF July 1975 SIZE ASSESSED VALUE, lTy,e of (Cumnll* Impro Action Municipality* Map Parce (Name and Address) lAcres Land As S. mentslid ITotal -Proposed 11 W_& D Realty Company '$2 100 't22910( Acquisiti 27 33 44 Elm Street or Dover, N.H. Easement 28* Wayne Martin Piscataoua Road Durham, N.H. 28-1 Jessie Clarkson ? 59950 209200 2605( None" Piscataqua Road Durham, N*.H* 28-2 Wayne Maxtin 71,650 18050 25,80( None Piscataclua Road Durham, N.H. 29 Hugh Hamilton 4,750 4,75(, Acquisiti@ RFD #1 or Durham, N.H. Easement TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 33A $409450 $38050 11*8 9 800 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the Z of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which Fw--nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed.value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 3 of NX,11E OF AREA Johnson Creek Area in Durham-------- #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 -4 P, '49 ASSESSED VALUE e of LOCATION OWNERSH"I'P AS OF July 1975 SIZE ve- Action (Cumntj* Impro 'Land Asa S* ments IT.1al I'Pr'qp Municip@l@t @__Map Parce (Name and Address) Acres . _gsed 11 31-11 John Wicks ? 5,150 32,050 37,200 None Riverview Road Durham, N.H. 31-13 Stiiart Palmer 59,050 34P250 39,300 None Riverview Road Durhamp N*He 31-14 Thomas Butler 1A 2,200 29200 Acquisitio I Box Y or jDurhamv N.H. Easement 31-15 Hugh Hamilton 2.5 _13000 3,100 RFD #1 Durhamt N.H. TOTAL THIS PAGE 3-5A $15,500 $6 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. VATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITIONCOST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions onl) NAME OF AREA Johnson Creek-@Durham (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- (n 00 00 -P 4J +-)_P OWNERSHIP HIGH LOW @_ U 0 Cr 4J r- Municipality Map V Parcel Acreage 'Cost Acrea e- -Cost Durham 11 13 Hogan yes A 125 $80,867 No Ek 4C'- $1;902 14 Butle Ir Yes A 4 59,839 No E(1) 4 91726 15 Lee Yes A 27 469290 No E 8* 4039 Mundy No' A. 64 15,484 No E 6* 1)310 17 White I_ Enterprises No A 50 16p129 No E 50. 1J516 '27 W Realty No A 33 35v645 No E 33 3;080 No informatioi ? 28: _14o infornation. ? 68-95 29 Hamilton No A 79,661 No. E No A No, E 1 3,195 31-14 Butler 3,546' Hamilton No A 2.5. 5,000 No E 2.5 49500 31-15 A A @89,161 Totals @06.5- $270,48@ 306.5 Easement [email protected] for portion of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) ST AREAS DE AGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Maple- Oak-Hickory Forest LOCATION: Approx. Longitude70052'30"Vatitude 43007.0.,N ounicipality Durham APPROXIMATE SIZE 4 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION, (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Unique display of spring wildflowers along a stream admidst old hardwoods. Small haOdwood forest on a gentle slope, facing Little Bay and bordered by a small stream which has deeply cut the bedrock, and falls over the ledge into the bay waters. Shagbark hickory, sugar and red maple, red and white oak and hophornbeam inhabit the rich and rocky soil. The underlaying rock is kittery quartzite which forms much of the Durham shore of the Great Bay. Very-large windthrown trees remain where they fell indicatigg the possibility that this may be a remnant of the forest that originally bordered much of Durham Point. A spectacular display of bloodroot and hepatica in early spring covers the forest floor with a colorful blanket. The cardinal flower, growing along the stream, gives color to the area during the summer months. WHY-ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Tract is privately owned and protected for the present. The area is undergoing urban development and eventually could be made-available for sale. PROPOSED USES Conservation area; nature study area Public: State of New Hampshire; Durham Conservation Commission Private: Society for Protection of-New.Hampshire Forests; RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE 01' ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 Post-FY 81 $160,322 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS BOR funds - 50% matching -$77,983 (low) Local or state appropriations Private donations DATA SHEET@#2 Page I of 1 NAME OF AREA Maple-Oak-Hickory Forest Area #3 -4n #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 LOCATION OWNERS" ASSESSED VALUE of HIP AS OF Current ISIZE I Injj* Improve- Action Name and Address) Acres s S. ments IType Municipality* Map Parcel Land AM ITotal Proposed Durham 12 11 Emily and Horace Poynter 30A $6,550 $650 $ 6,55C Acquisition 62 Elm Street or Andover, Ma. 01810 Easement 12 Stanley Langley 23A 21,400 ($4,950) $2,500 23,90C RFD Durham, N.H. A 13-. Harold Langley, Sr-. 56 21,050 20,600 41,65( 92 Warrent Street Concord, N.H. 14 Stanley Langley 31A 10,900 ($7,550) 16,400 27,30( RFD Durham, N.H. TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 140A $59,900 ($13,150) $39,500 69,400 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of val ation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, pleaso do.- Ask date as of which &iq-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. UAIA anttj wj ALM151TIUN COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No build (2) Restrictions only NAME OF AREA Maple-Oak@-Hick&S, Fbrest-D6rham Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- a 00 0 U M LOCATION QWNERIIIP HIGH =1 r- w = LOW 0 Cr S- U (A Cr +j a U Municipality Map parcel Acreage Cost Acreage Cost Durham 12 -11 Poynter No A 30 A. $10,565 No EM 30 A $ 7,395 ..12 Langley Yes A 23 38,548 No E 23 34,516 13-1 Langley, Sr.- Yes A 56 67,177 No E 56 23,766 .14 Langley Yes] A: .31 44,032 No EM 31 12,306 A A TOTALS.,. 140 160,322 140 77,983 Easement Or@'--acquisitioh for portion'.of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION 0 N NAME OF AREA Spruce Hole LOCATION: Approx; Longitude 70 58'05'LatitUde 43'07'34" Municipality Durham APPROXIMATE SIZE 20 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) Unique kettle hole, acid bog with pond and diverse flora. A unique large 50 foot deep kettle hole, now an acid bog with a 60-80 foot pond occupying the center of a pronounced basin-like depression in a gravelly hill. A zone of pine and oak hardwood forest surroundsthe pond beyond a fringe of leather leaf and sphagnum mixed with other typical bog plants. Dwarfed and picturesque black spruce trees form an irregular and interupted fringing border around the bog mat. Several species of shrubs occur with the black spruce including witherod, mountain holly, high bush, blueberry and maleberry. A peripheral border zone lies between the spruces and the steep sides of the basin formerly this was heavily vegetated by the pines were cut several years ago the water level in.the bog has since been higher. Temporarily protected. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Preservation of a unique natural area. Permanent protection deemed desirable. PROPOSED USES Conservation area; nature study Public: State of New Hampshire; Purham Conservation Commission Private: Society for Protection of N.---,:.-H'.-:.Fore@ts;. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Nature Conservancy ESTIMATc OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 Post.FY 81 $137,177 (high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $56,959 (low) Johnson-Dingell Funds 50% matching BOR Funds Local or state appropriations; private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page I of .1 NAME.-OF AREA SRruce Hole Area #5 #6* #7 #8 #9 #10 4 z -, 94 ASSESSED VALUE of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF July 1975 SIZE (Cu gn1j* Improve- Action (Name and Address) Acres La S. ments @Type Municipalitz* Map Parcel nd AN, JTolal PropLsed Durham 13 13 Norman Morgan 61A 8,700 $8,700 Acquisition R.F.D. 1, Durham, N.H. or Easement 14 Mildred Phair 240 41,750 34,600 76,35.0 5 Main Street Durham, N.H. 15 Theodore Niemi 49 15,650 5,450 21,100 None 110 Mill Road Durham, N.H. 6-3 Chester Tecce 115 18,400 --- 12,800 31,200 None Mast Road Durham, N.H. TOTAL THIS PAGE 40 $84,500 $52,850 k37,35@1 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which @_w_nership info is correct.. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement Types: (1) NO Build (2) Restrictions,-only NAME OF AREA 'Spruce Hole Durham (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs- r- (A 00 .00 -0 -P 4-3 S-10 4-JI -P =1 ci 4-> U E HIGH U LOW USAII-0A OWNERSHIP = bi (V = S.- U Cn (A C7 4J r- rO U -p a M U, Municipality Map Parcel (n LU < Acreage 'Cost Acreage Cost, Durham 13 13 Morgan No, A 61A 14,032 No E(1) 61A $9,822 13 14 Phair Yes A 240A 123,145 No E (1) 240 A 47,137 Totals 301A $137,177 301 A A56,959 DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) ST ARLEASDE IGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION. NAME OF AREA Cocheco River Falls LOCATION: Approx. Longitude 7005413616titUde 43012t26"N Municipality Dover APPROXIMATE SIZE 200 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN paper) Largep unspoiled river with numerous waterfalls and a rare plant. A scenic winding river.with mostly steeply sloping, wooded banks. This river stretch has several waterfalls where dans and millsites were formerly located but which are now abandoned. The several falls drop a total of fifty feet. The rapids and some of the falls are habitat for the rare aquatic flowering plant known as the rive3nieed. Excellent habitat for fish ahd birds. Highly scenic. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Scenic chaxacteristics and quality of habitat justify protection of this axea from encroaching development. PROPOSED USES Open-space Public: State of New Hampshire; Dover Conservation Commission RECOMMENDATIONS FORP-ROJECT RESPONSIBILITY (public/private) Private.- Society .for Protectibn of N.He"', Forest% Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 FY 81 $176,915-Chigh) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS $13,635 (low) BOR funds - 50/10 matching Local or state appropriations Private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page- 1 Of 3 NAME OF AREA Cochecb River Falls #5 #6' #7 #8 #9 #10 Z== ASSESSED VALUE IType of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF SIZE - (Cuqgntj* Improve-;@- Action Municipality* MaR Parcel (Name and Address) Acres L s*. ments Il'otal Ploposed E 70 Helen Eaton 31.5" 1$4,050 13,580 17,630 Acquisition 200 Sixth Street or Dover, N.H. Basement 22 Charles Day Jr. 81.5 5v470 10t7910 160260 Sixth Street Dover, N.H. 24 Heirs of Mauirice Sterling 49 3040 1j040 49380 C/O Ruth Ham 802 Central Ave Dover, N.H. 25 B & M Railroad 5 100 1001 150 Causeway Street Boston Mass. (Abandoned Right of Way) 26 Willis Littlefield 33 2t980 239690 269670 None Sixth Street Dover, N.H. TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 200A $15,940 )$49,100 ljlt65t04@1 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, p lease do. Ask date as of which @w-nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 3 NAME OF AREA 4 :::Z::4/i #5 #6 #7 #8. #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF Current SIZE- (Cuggll Improve- Action jTo1al I Type Municipality* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As S. ments Proposed E 26A Albert Phipps 22A 59840 '$40,720 6,560 None Six@h Street Dover, N.H. 45 Raymond Boulanger 17 lt720 6ti0o 7,820 equisition Tollend Road or Dover, N.H. Easement 7 47 Albert Drew 36 2t230 9,250 99480 Tollend Road- Dover, N*H* 48A Edward Dondero 32.5 2tO3O 109900 12,930 Tollend Road Dover, N.H.- 49 Kennoth Nye 6 310 11000 19310 Upper Factbry Road Doverg NoHe No information None TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 113.5 A $12,130 )$6599_970 k89100 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask da@e as of which ownership info is correct.. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. DATA SHEET #2 Pago of Q NAME OF AREA 77 -41 A #6 #7 #9 #10 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF SIZE - (Cuqgnjj* Improve-o@- Action Municipal.ity* Map Parcel (Name and Address) Acres Land As s. ments Total 11 EnUosqd E 57 Paul Martel 25A t29650 t20,110 @2,760 lone Tolland Road Dover, N.H. 65 Edward George 33 3t570 19,780 23,350 equisition. Tollend Rcad or Dover, N.H. Easement 65A Ralph Littlefield 12 1090 7,960 9,350 Acquisition or RFD #3 Easement Tolit-end Road Dover, N.H. H TOTAL TH.IS PAGE 1170v000 $7,61o 559440 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect note it is column #7 and put. actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. W,@A Iti is-ir-c. if,) AgUISITION COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: ti) No buim (2) Restrictirins only NAME OF AREA Cocheco River Fp-lls (3) Wetland ESTIMATED COSTSs-c: 0 S_ a +-) 4J S_ -0 LOCATION OWNERSHIP ED HIGH :3 LOW S_ u V@ a, +j C (a u a C0 U W -Cr. V) L" .unicipality Map Parcel Acreage. Cost Acreage cost E 7or 30,397 No E(1) 4@ Dove* Eaton Yes A 31-5@ 716 2.2 Day Yes A 81.5 28,034 No E(1) 24* 2,495 .24 Sterling Heirs Yes A 49 No E(1) 49 5,183 7,550 25 B M Railroad No A 5. '172 No E(1) 5 267- 45 Boix1aAiger Yes A-@ 17 13t483 No E(1) 6* 942 47 Drew Yes A 36 16045 No E(1) 8* 768 48A Donerdo. Yes A 32.5 22,293 No E(1) 4* 387 49 Nye Yes 'A 6 2v259 No E(1) 6 481 65 George' Yes A. 33. 40,259 No E 12* 1,497 Littlefie 0 5* 899 65A Yes A 12 169121 N E(1) OA Totals 303.5 $176r9ffZ 123' 13,635 'Easement or@,,acquisition for portion -of land only. DATA SHEET #1 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (One Page for Each Area) AREAS DESIGNATED FOR PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION NAME OF AREA Bellamy River Hardwoods- LOCATION: Approx.. Longitude 70055152,LatitUde43010'37'1 Municipality APPROXIMATE SIZE 100 Acres BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.paper) Seasonal stream erosion is cutting sha-llow ravines into the land which gently slopes toward the river. Area is covered with a hardwood forest of many diverse species, and on the forest floor is a particularly interesting commun- ity of spring and summer wildflowers and ferns. This type of forest and there association is of rare occurence in New Hampshire east of the Connecticut River Valley. The three species which are Darticularly rare in Eastern N.H. are Miella Nuda, Blue Chosh and Spring Beauty. A more lengthy list of the unusual species has been prepared. Owned in part by UNH but awaiting protection status. Two very rare species nest here, the Goshawk and the red shouldered hawk. WHY ACQUISITION OR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ARE NEEDED (Copy from AREAS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN and add to) Preservation'of a unique stand of hardwoods justifies the action, especially for natural study or passive recreation purposes. PROPOSED USES Passive Recreation; Nature Study Public: State'of New Hampshire; Madbury Con.servation Comm- ission. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROJECT RESPON.SIBILITY (public/ private) 'Private: Society for Protection of New Hampshire Forests; Nature Conservancy ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL COSTS FY 77-81 Post FY 81: $187,635_(high) POSSIBLE SOURCE OF FUNDS @168.871 (low) BOR funds - 50% matching Local or state appropriations Private donations DATA SHEET #2 Page 1 of 2 NAME OF AREA Bellamy River Hardwoods Madbury #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 .41 a J_ 94:__ ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF, March 1, 1976 SIZE Cug'jjnjj* improve- Action Municipality* Map Parcel _jName and Address) Acres Land As S. ments ITotal I Proposed Madbury 1. Ethel B. Hayes --- --- (a) $11,70( Easement (no tax maps) RD #2 or Dover, New Hampshire \cquisition 2. Paul M. Raynes (a) 18,50C No'address given 3. Dr. R.'Temple 13,20C RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire 4. University of New@Hampshire Exempt None Durham, New Hampshire (Research farm) 5. Carlton Wentworth 17,00C Easement RD #2 or Dover, New Hampshire cquisition 6. Oscar Brown 4,20C None RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire 7. John Elliot (b) Easement RD #2 or Dover, New Hampshire Acquisitioi 8. Town of Madbury Exempt 9. Harold Tibbetts 9150( None RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire TOTAL TH.IS PAGE @74, 104 For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which ownership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7,and assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8., @a@ Includes parcels outside critical area. b Owns much property and buildings outside critical area.'-Assessment only available for total property.* DATA SHEET #2 Page 2 of 2 <j NAME OF AREA Bellamy River Hardwoods -- Madbury #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 2 ASSESSED VALUE Type of LOCATION OWNERSHIP AS OF March 1976 SIZE - (C Injj* Improve- Action MunicJ2 Nis. ments ality* Map Parcell (Name and Address) lAcres Land As ITotal IlProposed Madbury 10. Thomas Shirley 6,50-0 None RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire 11. Edna Twombly 5,800 None RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire 12. George Estes 4,500 None RD #2 Dover,'New Hampshire 13. Everett Taylor 17,200 None RD #2 Dover,, New Hampshi.re 14. Nelson Bolstridge (b) None RD #4 Dover, New Hampshire 15. Willard Sanders 9,500. None RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire 16. Alfred Corines 81800 None RD #2 Dover, New Hampshire TOTAL THIS PAGE For each municipality, note, in column #1, the % of valuation and the date of the last revaluation. If you can get an estimate of the real value of the land from an official, please do. Ask date as of which nership info is correct. It may be April 1, 1975. If a current use assessment is in effect, note it is column #7 and put actual assessed value in column #6. Column #9 is the result of adding #6 and #8. (b) Owns much property and buildings outside critical areas. Assessment only available for total property. DATA SHEET #3 ACQUISITION'COST CALCULATIONS Easement types: (1) No bu-kld (2) Restricti',on's only NAME OF AREA Bellamy Viver'Hardwoods (3) Wetland ESTTMATED COSTS -a 4-3 +4 4J cu V) cu LQCATIOR OWNERSHIP ' *- - HIGH LOW S_ u V) Cr u EA CY 4-) 0 to u 4j 0 to u V) 0-4 LLA Cost V) P-4 L4j < Municipality Map Parcel Acreage Acreage Cost A A Madbury Hayes 77 33,429 E(') 77 $30,086 (No tax maps) A A Rdynes 7.5 48,68A -7.5 43,816 Temple, 19A 3 4,737 01) 10A 31,263 A A Wentworth: 5 .5 44,737 EM 5.5 40,263 Elliot 60A 26,04q EM 60 A 23,443 A A TOTAL -169 @168,871 $187,63E 169 Acreages are estimations only Easement or.-acquisition@ for portion of land only.- NOAA COASTAL SERVICES CTR LIBRARY 3 6668 14111860 6