Heritage Commission seeks $15,000 historic preservation survey
Heritage Commission seeks $15,000 to survey Hampton Falls' historic resources. Chair Beverly Mutrie convened the April 16 meeting with Commissioners Phil Chura, Mary Ann Hill, and new Commissioner John Sobutka present; Selectman and Commissioner Lou Gargiulo was absent. The Commission's Heritage
Heritage Commision · Meeting of April 16, 2026
NH HAMPTON FALLS — Heritage Commission seeks $15,000 to survey Hampton Falls' historic resources. Chair Beverly Mutrie convened the April 16 meeting with Commissioners Phil Chura, Mary Ann Hill, and new Commissioner John Sobutka present; Selectman and Commissioner Lou Gargiulo was absent. The Commission's Heritage Fund holds approximately $10,700, with $4,500 earmarked for an ongoing story map project through the Region Cooperative Preservation Database.
Mary Ann Hill moved to request $15,000 from the Frying Pan Lane Fund to hire the Preservation Company of Kensington for a comprehensive survey, with Phil Chura seconding and all members voting in favor.
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Source: the Heritage Commision meeting of April 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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