Calling for a moratorium, Londonderry Times Publisher Deb Paul asserted that the Town should pull the Workforce Housing Ordinance off the books before moving forward with approving new development. “This could save our community a lot of anguish,” she told…
The Town Council unanimously approved the expenditure of $6,484 from the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund on Monday night for repairs and improvements at Town Hall. The allocation will cover the shoveling, plowing, and treatment of parking lots, walkways and fire…
The Planning Board granted with a 6-0 vote final approval for a senior assisted living facility, which members noted is greatly needed in town. “We have a lot of people asking us for assisted living. We’re glad you brought this…
The Master Plan Implementation Committee intends to propose that the Planning Board consider conceptual plans for improvements to the Town Common that would enhance the space, making it more attractive, safe, and accessible. The committee voted 6-0 to recommend the…
The Planning Board adopted the Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) for 2014-2021 with a unanimous vote at its Oct. 8 meeting. Before adopting the CIP, the board amended the document to reflect a decrease in the estimated cost of completing Phase…
Richard and Virginia St. Cyr can finally move forward with the subdivision of their 28 Auburn Road property, albeit not as they had originally intended when they purchased the parcel nine years ago. “When we first requested an approval of…
The Planning Board is considering a proposal for an apartment complex featuring “workforce” housing units on Stonehenge Road. But citing economic challenges he will face during construction, such as the cost of extending water and sewer to the site and…
The Planning Board considered at its Sept. 10 meeting plans for a proposed commercial self-storage facility on Mammoth Road. The development is a good use of the property and the new business won’t be disruptive to the neighborhood, as self-storage…
Londonderry Resident Pauline Caron called for a moratorium on any future workforce housing projects “until the town takes inventory of what it has.” “Seniors can’t find affordable housing in Londonderry and are moving out of town,” Caron told the Town…
Cary Collette from Amec, the engineers for the proposed Milton CAT project at 30 Industrial Drive, and Brad Farrin, Corporate Facilities manager for Milton CAT, presented their site plan to the Planning Board for a two-story warehouse, and the board…
