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UVLSRPC Commissioners -
ACWORTH - Hank Sipple, Treasurer
CANAAN- Vacant
CHARLESTOWN - Vacant
CLAREMONT - Tom Rock, Richard Wahrlich
CORNISH - Vacant
CROYDON - Vacant
DORCHESTER - William Trought
ENFIELD - Ryan Aylesworth, Ed McLaughlin
GOSHEN - Vacant
GRAFTON COUNTY - Patricia Higgins
GRANTHAM - Lynn Kisselbach, Peter Guillette
HANOVER - Jonathan Edwards, Chris Kennedy
LEBANON - Dan Nash, Bruce Garland, Laurel Stavis
LEMPSTER - Mary Grenier, Vice Chair
LYME - Bill Malcolm
NEW LONDON - Jerry Coogan, Liz Meller
NEWBURY - Gary Daniels
NEWPORT - Jeff Kessler, Secretary/Assistant Treasurer, Bill Wilmot, Jr.
ORANGE - Vacant
ORFORD - Mark Burger, Ted Cooley
PIERMONT - Vacant
PLAINFIELD - John Yacavone, Rob Taylor
SPRINGFIELD - George McCusker
SUNAPEE - Josh Trow, Chair, Randy Clark
UNITY - William Schroeter, Robert Trabka
WASHINGTON - Paul Dulac
WILMOT - Linda Scofield, Marion Allen
SULLIVAN COUNTY - Lionel Chute, Derek Ferland
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE - Peter Gregory, Nancy Merrill, Anne Duncan Cooley, David Brooks
Governance
The 27 municipalities within the region established by the NH Office of Energy and Planning, voluntarily choose to be members of the Commission. A regional planning commission's powers shall be advisory, and shall generally pertain to the development of the region within its jurisdiction as a whole. Regional planning commissions are political subdivisions of the state. However, regional planning commissions have only that power and authority expressly provided for in NH RSA 36.
Each municipality that is a member of the Regional Planning Commission shall be entitled to 2 representatives to the Commission. Municipalities with a population of over 10,000 but less than 25,000 shall be entitled to have 3 representatives on the Commission (Claremont, Lebanon and Hanover currently). Population as set forth in this section shall be deemed to be determined by the last federal census. Representatives to a regional planning commission shall be nominated by the planning board of each municipality from the residents thereof and shall be appointed by the municipal officers of each municipality. Representatives may be elected or appointed officials of the municipality or county. Any county may also, by resolution of its County Commissioners, become a member of the Commission and shall be entitled to appoint 2 representatives to the Commission.
The terms of office for Commissioners of a regional planning commission shall be for 4 years, but initial appointments shall be for 2 and 4 years. In municipalities entitled to 3 or more representatives, initial appointment shall be for 2, 3 and 4 years.
In addition, Regional Planning Commissions are encouraged to consult, at their discretion, with agencies and institutions operating within the region whose activities influence planning and development. The Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission currently has 2 at-large Commissioners representing economic and land use planning interests.
The Commission adopted a set of revised Bylaws on August 19, 2009 which guide the work of the Commission. 