Windham Planning Board formed a subcommittee to study growth limits after a decade of rising population. From our own coverage: Planning board forms growth ordinance subcommittee; Board continues review of 71-unit apartment project.
Windham commission plans three cemetery markers at historic sites. The Windham Historic District/Heritage Commission expanded its cemetery signage plan beyond initial proposals, reaching consensus on installing separate markers for Garaphelia Sylva, Cemetery on the Plain, and Cemetery on the Hill
The Select Board approved a fire pit at Indian Rock Park, accepting a $9,500 donation from the Letizio family. The project, designed by artist Adam Bennett as a historic-style cauldron, replaces the defunct town common fire pit.
The Planning Board discussed zoning simplification and water infrastructure expansion during a September 23 workshop with no formal votes.
Planning Board approves two applications, continues major apartment review.
Windham Select Board restructures HR position, outsources general assistance duties. The board voted 3-1 to retitle the Human Resources Director position to Human Resources Administrator/Generalist and approve a one-year contract with Greater Derry Community Health for general assistance
Windham Planning Board created a Growth Management Ordinance subcommittee in unanimous action.
Searles Trustees Agree to Explore NHC Events Winter Wedding Partnership. Searles Coordinator Cheryl Haas presented preliminary discussions with NHC Events, which proposes hosting catered wedding and event packages at Searles School and Chapel during winter months. NHC Events would handle marketing,
Windham Heritage Commission details cemetery restoration project. The commission, chaired by Peter Griffin, authorized Doreen Demone to purchase mums for the September 12 dedication of Fessenden Mill Park, with the vote passing 4-0. The commission received cost estimates ranging from $35,000 to
Windham Zoning Board approved variances for three residential projects in August meeting. The board unanimously approved variances for homes on restrictive Cross Street properties represented by Edward.
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