Town attorney Peter Malia tells the Ossipee Planning Board on March 16 about proposals to study whether Duncan Lake Road can handle a second gravel pit. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Town attorney Peter Malia tells the Ossipee Planning Board on March 16 about proposals to study whether Duncan Lake Road can handle a second gravel pit. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — The planning board Tuesday selected an engineering firm to study Duncan Lake Road and to determine if it can withstand use by a second gravel pit operation. The cost will be paid for by the proposed pits’ owner.
William Angelini Jr. of Groveland, Mass., is seeking approvals from Effingham to excavate the so-called Angelini Borrow Pit located at the Effingham end of Duncan Lake Road, which runs to Route 16 in Ossipee slightly south of the Route 28 intersection.
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Ossipee Lake Road or Duncan Lake Road? Big difference.
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