Wallace Farm, the Perkins Road project that will bring 240 rental units in 10 buildings – 50 percent of them as workforce rentals – received an adjustment to the property line to honor requests from the public at previous meetings…
Calling the Town’s previous economic development web page outdated Monday night, Town Manager Kevin Smith noted the site required constant updating and was staffed by a third party vendor. “To that end we were paying a quarterly fee to the…
Pillsbury Realty Development, LLC, the developer of the 600-plus-acre Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD), is suing DeMoulas Super Markets (DSM) for alleged “purposeful, deliberate, and continuing delay in fulfilling its obligations under an Access Agreement signed by the parties…
The Town of Londonderry issued 171 residential certificates of occupancy and 67 commercial certificates in 2013, compared to 139 residential certificates of occupancy and 59 commercial certificates in 2012. The annual Building Inspector/Health Officer’s report represents all permits issued and…
If the town’s financial state doesn’t improve soon – and that depends on variables such as winter weather, a lawsuit and firefighter health – Londonderry may be looking at a spending freeze and rolling furloughs. Finance Director Sue Hickey outlined…
In a decision dated Feb. 4, Superior Court Judge Marguerite Wageling granted the Town of Londonderry’s request for Summary Judgment in a suit brought against the Town by attorney Patricia Panciocco on behalf of her clients regarding impact fees. Town…
The Planning Board took a look at whether the number of existing and proposed elderly housing units exceeds the percentage of people age 55 and older residing in Londonderry, and found that a gap remains. “Last year about this time…
The former owner of a Londonderry flea market on Route 102 near the Hudson border is being sued by Coach, Inc., a manufacturer of leather products such as handbags. The suit alleges that Peter J. Sapalis knew of and did…
School District Business Administrator Peter Curro gave the second quarter financial report to the School Board, stating that the general fund operating budget is in “good shape.” “The second quarter financial report allows us time to detect significant trends either…
The Town Council has ordered the refund of impact fees this week for money collected through Dec. 31, 2007. Town Councilor Joe Green read into the record an order that will refund $15,100 in impact fees with an accrued interest…
