By Alex Malm During the May 25 Londonderry Conservation Commission meeting one of the agenda items that was discussed was in regards to a site plan amendment to permanently allow outdoor seating at the Apple Tree Mall. Brian Jones, who…
By Kaitlin Bedell The Old Home Day Committee held their first meeting on May 6 to begin the planning process for the five-day event which will take place in the third week of August. The Committee has faced a year…
By Kaitlin Bedell The Budget Committee met on May 27 to discuss several different aspects of the town’s budget. One prominent issue talked about to the board was the continuation of educating Hooksett students at Londonderry High School. Two finance…
By John Seidenberg Londonderry residents have a range of financial assistance programs available pertaining to PFAS and other contaminants although they are geared toward public water systems and not residential wells. Many of these funding programs are intended to address…
By Kaitlin Bedell The Londonderry Town Council discussed the developers of the Woodmont Commons during their May 17 meeting. The council reviewed the resolution for the land which deals with the adoption of exit 4A as a recognized “TIF district.”…
By John Seidenberg The Londonderry Zoning Board of Adjustment approved, with some slight dissension, requests for variances and special exceptions to everything from shed plans to chicken farms at the May 19 meeting. In seeking a variance to encroach 25…
By Alex Malm During the April 7 Londonderry Water Task Force meeting they weren’t able to have public comments due to the NH Department of Environmental Services hosting the meeting and it being through a webinar. “Unfortunately because of the…
By John Seidenberg The Town Council has approved acceptance of unanticipated revenue from the NH Department of Environmental Services Drinking & Groundwater Trust Fund for the town’s purchase of the Moose Hill Orchards tract of land at 114 Pillsbury Rd.…
