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.
Windham ZBA approved one variance and denied another on August 11. Vice Chair Michelle Stith moved to grant Edward Charity's request to expand an accessory building at 34 Ministerial Road, citing reasonable use of the property given lot constraints; the vote was 5-0.
Windham zoning board reaffirms denial of 350-unit housing project after state appeal board remand. In reconsidering all five approval criteria following a June 25 Housing Appeals Board reversal and remand, Chairman Mike Scholz led the board to find the proposed development at 82 Range Rd and 102
Windham Zoning Board approves five property variances in single meeting. Vice Chair Michelle Stith presided in the absence of Chairman Mike Scholz as the board granted setback relief for garages at 105 Nashua Rd and 147 Castle Hill Rd, approved a screened porch expansion at 24 Fish Rd, and
Windham Zoning Board Chairman Mike Scholz led a unanimous vote approving a front-yard garage at corner lot. Brad Andren's 36-foot by 36-foot garage at 46 Governor Dinsmore Road received approval with the condition it not be used as a dwelling unit. The board determined the site's septic, well, and
Windham Zoning Board unanimously approves pool variance, rejects Planning Board waiver request. The board voted 5-0 to grant a pool variance for Mark and Kellie Collier at 8 Mitchell Pond Road with Conservation Commission compliance and pool discharge routed away from the 100-foot wetland buffer.
Windham Zoning Board approves second-story garage addition, votes down condition removal request. The board unanimously approved George Zalaket's request for a variance to add a second story to a non-conforming garage at 5 County Road, a structure that received its original variance in 1976. In a
Windham board examines sports dome variance at June site walk. The Zoning Board of Adjustment held a site walk on June 15 at 41 Range Rd to evaluate a variance application for a sports dome proposed approximately 200 feet from Canobie Lake with an estimated 14-foot wall height on the lake-facing
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 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
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