Conservation Commission alternate member Mike Speltz gave a presentation to a Conservation Commission public hearing on a 26.34-acre parcel at 18 Kimball Road. The parcel is currently being used as a horse farm and is being offered as a conservation…
The Town Council voted unanimously to expend $10,237.50 from the Maintenance Trust Fund for the shoveling and plowing of parking lots, walkways and fire lanes at Town Hall, Leach Library and the Cable Access Center for a series of dates…
The Town Forest, 13.8 acres of forested land adjacent to the Town Common, will be the subject of a citizen’s petition warrant article. Town Cemetery Sexton Kent Allen received 54 signatures, more than the 25 required to put the petition…
The Londonderry Conservation Commission was in the midst of spending up to $28,000 to have the town’s contracted planner prepare a web-based outdoor recreation guide for its conservation land when funding problems brought it to a halt. The concept is…
The Conservation Commission has decided not to take any action on tree stands until it can be determined that the stands are hurting the trees. Many of the stands, according to Commissioner Mike Considine, are temporary and use straps to…
The Londonderry Conservation Commission’s planned outdoor recreation web-based guide is on hold, after the group was told by Comprehensive Planner Jon Vogl that money from the Open Space Fund, which was being used to fund the guide, cannot be used…
With battle lines appearing, the Planning Board discussed the Town Council’s request that there should be two third party reviewers on development projects in Londonderry. The talk ended with the board asking Town Manager Kevin Smith to share with the…
In the continuing saga of the Town Forest, Town Manager Kevin Smith said he had been in contact with Conservation Commission Chairman Deb Lievens and Heritage Commission Chairman Art Rugg on the matter. “Subsequent to one of the last meetings…
The question of tree stands for hunting, erected in the Musquash Conservation area without permission, was brought to the Town Council Monday night by Conservation Commission Chairman Deb Lievens.
Clean-up of the Town Forest was back at the Heritage Commission last week and remains unresolved. Chairman Arthur Rugg recalled that in July, Kent Allen had visited the commission to suggest making improvements to the Town Forest by cutting brush,…
