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 Planning Board approved a Final Minor Subdivision at 101 Londonderry Road, voting 7-0 to create one new single-family residential lot with a Water and Wetland Protection District Special Permit and erosion control conditions.
Searles School and Chapel Trustees approve spending, schedule building work, welcome new member. The board voted 8-0 to purchase two easels for tenant use at up to $200, and voted 8-0 to revisit the return of a canceled wedding rental deposit if the October 3 date can be rebooked. Coordinator
Windham's Local Energy Committee re-elects officers while preparing for a significant Community Power rate increase. The committee unanimously re-elected Mark Kovacs as chairman and Allen Reed as vice-chairman. Fall Community Power rates are projected to range from $0.1365 to $0.1437 per
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
Planning Board holds working session on capital improvements and site plan regulations. The Planning Board conducted a workshop May 13 to discuss the timing and process of the Capital Improvements Program and review proposed changes to site plan regulations. School board member Shannon Ulery,
Windham board continues hearing on Windham Woods sports dome variance. The Zoning Board of Adjustment postponed a decision on a Benchmark LLC proposal to construct an 80 to 100-foot sports dome at 41 Range Road for Windham Woods School, scheduling a site walk for June 15 and a continuation hearing
Windham Select Board enacts water restrictions, changes Board name. The board voted unanimously to impose Level 1 restrictions including odd-even watering schedules and bar watering between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., responding to moderate drought conditions. The board also approved approximately $45,775
Windham economic panel updates Route 111 traffic plan, preps America 250 business campaign. The Infrastructure Subcommittee reported near-unanimous support for an Alternative 5 design that includes four roundabouts, one retained traffic light, two lanes in each direction, and a central median for
Windham heritage commission votes to allocate historic stones for mill park restoration. The Historic District and Heritage Commission voted unanimously to designate available Town Hall foundation stones for use at Fessenden Mill Park, with Chair Peter Griffin presiding over the meeting. The
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