Windham Conservation Commission backs sports dome location. The commission voted unanimously to support the proposed facility at 39 Roulston Road, sending a letter of support to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Benchmark LLC's project for Windham Woods School includes dormitory-style housing for
Conservation Commission approves Clyde Pond parking repairs as it reviews zoning cases. Vice Chair Michael Specian motioned to authorize $900 to M&D Power and Services for parking area repairs, with Secretary Lisa Ferrisi seconding in a 5-0 vote. The commission reviewed two Zoning Board variance
Windham conservation board reviews three development proposals. The Conservation Commission heard presentations from Ian Ainslie and Kurt Meisner of Meisner Brem Corporation on three development cases: a deck-and-pool project at 23 Osgood Street, six contractor buildings on multiple Salem Road and
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
Windham Conservation Commission reviews major development applications and authorizes boardwalk project. Chair Kara Feldberg's commission reviewed four Zoning Board of Appeals applications including a veterinary hospital deck at 3 Cobbetts Road (approved with no conservation concerns), a
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
Windham Conservation Commission elects new leadership and reviews sports dome. The commission unanimously elected Kara Feldberg as Chair, Michael Specian as Vice Chair, and Lisa Ferrisi as Secretary following Board of Selectmen appointments. The commission reviewed a proposed 84-foot sports dome at
Windham Conservation Commission approves Girl Scout projects and adopts new mission statement. The Commission approved Elyse Walden's Greenway Trail signage project, which will place four trail markers at key intersections by August 2026, funded by The Dubay Group, and approved Kate Rochford's
Windham Conservation Commission approves $2,650 graffiti removal at Deer Leap. The Commission unanimously hired Great Bay Facility Maintenance Service, Inc., accepting a proposal from Friends of Moeckel Pond representatives Dianna Fallon and Neil Fallon to address graffiti using powdered glass
Windham Conservation Commission approves $2,000 Fessenden Dam fence. Members voted 5-0 to hire Fences Unlimited for split rail fencing in the parking area, with Secretary Kara Feldberg moving and alternate member Brian McFarland seconding. Chair Michael Specian scheduled an April 1 site walk to
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