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Wayne Presby, president of the Mt. Washington Cog Railway, went before the Coos County Planning Board. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)

THOMPSON & MESERVE PURCHASE — The Coos County Planning Board for the Unincorporated Places voted unanimously at its June 17 virtual meeting to approve minor lot-line adjustments near the Mt. Washington Cog Railway’s Marshfield Base Station, where passengers get on and off tourist trains.

The board’s action, which required no public hearing, allowed the 5-parcel land swap to go forward between the White Mountain National Forest and the Cog Railway Co. in three Unincorporated Places: Thompson & Meserve Purchase, Chandler Purchase and Sargent’s Purchase.

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