Conservation Commission examines four zoning variance applications, flags wildlife concerns
Windham Conservation Commission examines four zoning variance requests, flags significant wildlife threats. The commission reviewed four variance applications, with Chair Kara Feldberg citing a 2024 Moosewood Ecological report warning that runoff from a proposed garage-ADU at 165 Kendall Pond Road
Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 21, 2026
NH WINDHAM — Windham Conservation Commission examines four zoning variance requests, flags significant wildlife threats. The commission reviewed four variance applications, with Chair Kara Feldberg citing a 2024 Moosewood Ecological report warning that runoff from a proposed garage-ADU at 165 Kendall Pond Road would affect "very sensitive wildlife areas downstream." Vice Chair Michael Specian suggested reducing garage bays to minimize impact. The commission requested additional details on a pet facility deck project at 3 Cobbetts Road before offering further guidance.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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