Board & Officers
The Hampshire County Farmland Protection Board (HCFPB) was founded on January 16, 2004 by the Hampshire County Commission. Seven Hampshire County residents sit on the board. Board members are appointed by the County Commission, typically serve four-year terms, and are all volunteers. All are voting members except for the Hampshire County Commissioner, who serves in an advisory capacity. The Board is an entity of Hampshire County government and is empowered to create, hold, and defend conservation easements.
Composition of the Board is as follows:
- Hampshire County Commissioner (non voting member)
- Robert Hott
- Executive Director of the Hampshire County Development Authority
- Jon Todd "JT" Hott
- County resident farmer and Potomac Valley Conservation District Member
- David Parker
- County resident farmer who need not be a member of any organization
- Matthew Hott
- County resident farmer and a member of the Farm Bureau
- Roy Milleson
- County resident who is not a member of any of the foregoing organizations
- Jason Dalrymple
- County resident who is not a member of any of the foregoing organizations
- Keith Bohrer
- Executive Director (not a member)
- Alison Jewell
- Treasurer (not a member)
- Peggy Largent
The composition of every farmland protection board is dictated by the Voluntary Farmland Protection Act at WV Code §8A-12-1(2004).
The Officers of the Hampshire County Farmland Protection Board are as follows:
- Chairman
- Roy Milleson
- Vice Chairman
- Keith Bohrer
- Secretary
- Alison Jewell
- Treasurer
- Peggy Largent