Although no decision was made on the subject, the Town Council heard a presentation from the Assessing Department on potentially expanding the town’s elderly tax exemption program.Assistant Assessor Adrienne Summers explained that the expansion would be for 100% of the…
The first December meeting Planning Board saw extensive public input for the latest stage of the Village at Technology Hill Planned Use Development. Many worried the design did not go far enough in reducing traffic concerns.“My understand was that nobody…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on Dec. 3 to hear about progress on the Community Aggregation Plan from Bart Fromuth of Freedom Energy Logistics, who assured the Committee they were clear of all regulatory hurdles with the state’s Public Unities…
The second November meeting of the Londonderry Planning Board saw a presentation for the new Woodmont Planned Use Development (PUD) plan set at 15 and 44 Pillsbury Rd. Will Nuccio from The Procopio Companies was at the meeting to explain…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee received an update from its water subcommittee on the High Range Road project on Nov. 7. Committee member Jeff McGraw outlined the immediate concerns behind both the ongoing project, and regarding plans for future waterline extensions…
The first October meeting of Londonderry’s Master Plan Steering Committee raised questions about how to approach future issues in town, with a focus on housing and those services geared towards the town’s older residents.“Does Londonderry offer a suitable, affordable selection…
In a 3-2 vote, the School Board voted to move forward with full-day kindergarten beginning in 2026-27 as long as the bond vote passes for the portable classrooms and district project.During the Oct. 8 meeting, Superintendent, Dan Black, explained that…
A conceptual plan for about 250 rental homes to be built in the Woodmont PUD was discussed at the Oct. 9 meeting of the Londonderry Planning Board meeting.A number of waivers, amendments, and compliance alternatives were heard from Procopio Companies…
Londonderry’s Traffic Safety Committee met on Oct. 7 to discuss a recent call from State Senator, Sharon Carson, regarding a push to reduce the speed limit on Route 102 from 55 to 45 miles per hour.In her call to the…
On Oct. 2, the Londonderry Planning Board heard a presentation on the traffic impact of the Village at Technology Hill Planned Use Development. Engineer, Nick Golan, of TFMoran and TFMoran President, Bob Duval, attended the meeting to give an overview…
