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Planning Board delays storage facility pending contamination study

Windham Planning Board demands expert study before approving storage facility. The board voted 6-0 to require an independent assessment of water and air quality before approving the 78,000-square-foot self-storage facility proposed by Doug MacGuire of The Dubay Group on Ledge Road. The site

Searles Trustees approve speed bump installation, launch rebranding process

Searles Trustees approve speed tables and chart rebranding process. The board voted to place speed tables and bumps at two marked locations near the property's driveway entrance, with a final 5-2-1 vote requiring a single cautionary sign at the entry rather than individual markers. Chair Peter

Windham Select Board approves property tax exemptions after contested Diocese vote

Windham Select Board approves seven property tax exemptions after Diocese vote fails. Contracted Assessor Scott Marsh presented exemption applications for Windham Academy, Windham Cooperative Kindergarten, McAuley Commons, Shepard's Pantry, Heritage Baptist Church, American Legion, and Roman

Conservation Commission approves emergency signage at 11 conservation areas

Windham Conservation Commission unanimously approves emergency signage at 11 conservation areas and funds multiple property improvements. Chair Kara Feldberg and the board authorized emergency contact signs with GPS coordinates for placement at conservation areas throughout town, approving 4,350

Planning Board explores impact fee structure expansion

Planning Board held educational workshop on impact fees with Southern NH Planning Commission director. Nate Miller explained calculation methods and departmental eligibility; Windham currently has impact fees only for school and public safety with a $100,000 capital project threshold, and a full