The Planning Board reviewed a draft Request for Proposals (RFP) for Third Party Review for land development applications but plans further discussions on the matter. Third party review has been an issue, with the Town Council last May dropping Stantec…
Restaurant Depot continues in talks with Londonderry officials regarding its hoped for location at Meadow Lane and Button Drive. Attorney Morgan Hollis, who represents the restaurant supply wholesaler, said discussions are ongoing.
The Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to accept the first reading of a new impact fee ordinance, as recommended by the Planning Board to make the ordinance more in compliance with state statute.
We just have to wonder – what are public officials afraid of hearing? Someone who disagrees with their consensus? A viewpoint different from their own? In recent years, we’ve heard more and more efforts to stifle public comments, whether it’s…
Restaurant Depot, a business that sells wholesale restaurant equipment to restaurants and other food service businesses, presented a conceptual design to the Planning Board for a facility to be built in the Button Drive-Meadow Lane area.
A six-lot conceptual design proposal for 115 Hovey Road was heard by the Planning Board. Engineer Bill Evans of Gregsak Engineering and John LaCombe of Diamond Edge Development asked the Planning Board at its Wednesday, Oct. 9, meeting for a…
There will be no public readings of emails and letters received by the planning board. In a conversation between board member Maria Newman and Chairman Arthur Rugg during the last Planning Board meeting, Rugg told Newman that emails and letters…
Liberty Utilities, which took over the former Blue Seal Feeds headquarters building on Buttrick Road, asked for permission of the Planning Board to make three changes, and was successful in its request.
Tim Peloquin of Promised Land Surveyors and property owner Steve Gontarz were successful in their request for the Planning Board to approve turning a duplex into a condominium. At the Wednesday, Oct. 2 Planning Board meeting, Peloquin explained Gontarz wants…
The Planning Board mulled what to do with letters from the public, and board chairman Arthur Rugg noted they would be considered public documents. “I think it could raise some Constitutional issues,” Rugg said. “If they want to discuss something…
