Windham Zoning Board unanimously determines that sports dome qualifies as regional impact. On Secretary Mark Brockmeier's motion, the board voted 3-0 to recognize the Benchmark, LLC proposal (Case 15-2026, owned by Windham Woods School, Inc) as meeting statutory criteria under RSA 36:54-58. The
Windham Economic Development Committee updates 16 active projects, from retail to residential to sports facilities. Community Development Director Alex Mello reported the Starbucks project on Enterprise Drive secured Planning Board approval, all contractor bays at 135 Rockingham Road are leased,
Historic District Commission coordinates 250th anniversary and community projects. The commission discussed resource needs for the town's 250th reenactment, identifying one cord of firewood and ten bales of straw, though no volunteers have yet come forward to coordinate parking. The Indian Rock
Windham Planning Board pursues growth management measures with School Board. Board members authorized staff outreach on growth parameters, with in-person input from School Board members Cynthia Finn and Shannon Ulery and Fire Chief Tom McPherson at the June 3 meeting. Board members split on
Windham Zoning Board conducts site walk for proposed Nault's Honda storage modifications. Board members Mike Scholz, Michelle Stith, Pam Skinner, and Galen Stearns (seated for Jeff Faust) joined applicant Curt Grenier and his representative Karl Dubay at 60 Range Road to review the proposal, which
Windham Select Board hires police officer, approves septic system waiver for property. The Board voted 4-1 to approve relief from well-separation requirements for a septic system at 8 Fish Road, positioning it 60 feet from an abutting well instead of the required 75 feet. In closed session, the
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 Zoning Board denies ADU variance, approves four others. The board voted 4-1 to deny a detached garage and accessory dwelling request at 3 Doiron Road on behalf of SFC Engineering Partnership, finding that the proposed separate driveway for the ADU violated ordinance requirements that
Windham Trustees of the Trust Fund authorize Chair Carpenter to digitize stock certificates held by the town in trust. The board, which includes Vice Chair Dave Martsolf and Alternate Alberto Chang, met May 26 to approve prior meeting minutes and discuss administrative matters. Trustees discussed
Planning subcommittee elects new chair, reviews 45-unit townhouse project. The Windham Planning Board Design Review Subcommittee elected Peter Griffin as chair in a vote of three in favor and one abstention. The committee spent most of the May 26 meeting reviewing a preliminary design proposal by
Get Windham's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.