Planning Board Discusses Zoning Simplification, Water Infrastructure
The Planning Board discussed zoning simplification and water infrastructure expansion during a September 23 workshop with no formal votes.
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 Planning Board created a Growth Management Ordinance subcommittee in unanimous action.
Windham Planning Board approved three major site plans and special permits in recent applications.
Windham Planning Board approves residential pool project, reviews major developments. The Board voted 7-0 to approve a 250-square-foot in-ground pool and 60-square-foot deck at 23 Osgood Street, with impervious coverage reaching 29.9 percent of the allowable 30 percent maximum. The Board also
Windham Planning Board denies application for dog training home occupation permit on Mammoth Road. Applicant Steven Roberts sought a Conditional Use Permit to conduct private dog training lessons at 59 Mammoth Road, limited to four dogs at a time, but a motion to deny passed 3-2 on grounds the use
Windham Planning Board demands expert study before approving storage facility. The board voted 6-0 to require an independent assessment of water and air quality before approving the 78,000-square-foot self-storage facility proposed by Doug MacGuire of The Dubay Group on Ledge Road. The site
Planning Board held educational workshop on impact fees with Southern NH Planning Commission director. Nate Miller explained calculation methods and departmental eligibility; Windham currently has impact fees only for school and public safety with a $100,000 capital project threshold, and a full
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 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.
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