Bedford Heights public meetings in 2022

Energy Commission

The commission approved the minutes from the November 17, 2022 meeting. Members discussed progress on school energy upgrades and plans for a solar project at the Transfer Station, including a potential warrant article for voters.

• Approved November 17, 2022 meeting minutes (6-0)

Zoning Board

The Board approved a variance for a medical office building to impact forested wetlands at 265-269 South River Road. Two variance requests for a residential subdivision at 161 County Road were denied.

• Approved variance for 2,128 s.f. permanent and 270 s.f. temporary wetland impact at 265-269 South River Road (Unanimous)
• Denied variance for creation of two non-conforming lots (1.249 and 0.5 acres) at 161 County Road (Unanimous)
• Denied variance for 100-foot frontage where 150 is required at 161 County Road (Unanimous)
• Approved November 15, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Bedford Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a 54-unit 55+ elderly housing development at 227 Wallace Road, a 6-unit commercial condominium subdivision at 125 South River Road, a home occupation permit for a legal/real estate office at 187 County Road, a sign waiver for dermatology office signage at 176 South River Road, and a site plan amendment to create two new tenant spaces in the existing TD Bank building at 184 Route 101. The Board will also read and post proposed zoning amendments and set public hearing dates.

• 54-unit 55+ elderly housing development at 227 Wallace Road (Design Review)
• 6-unit commercial condominium subdivision at 125 South River Road
• Home occupation permit for legal/real estate office at 187 County Road
• Sign waiver for building signage over 32 sq ft at 176 South River Road
• Site plan amendment to create two new tenant spaces in 8,000 SF TD Bank building at 184 Route 101

The Planning Board granted final approval for a home occupation permit, a commercial condominium subdivision, and a sign waiver. It also approved a site plan amendment for the Bedford Village Shops and closed the design review for a proposed 54-unit elderly housing development.

• Approved Home Occupation Permit for legal and real estate office at 187 County Rd (Unanimous)
• Approved 8-unit commercial condominium subdivision at 125 South River Road (Unanimous)
• Approved sign waiver for building signage exceeding 32 sq ft at 176 South River Road (Unanimous)
• Approved Site Plan amendment for three tenant spaces at 184 Route 101 (Unanimous)
• Closed Design Review for 54-unit 55+ elderly housing at 227 Wallace Road (Unanimous)
• Voted to post nine zoning amendments and one citizens' petition for public hearings on Jan 9 and Jan 23, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved December 5, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Town Council

The Town Council approved the recommended 2023 Municipal Operating Budget of $38,106,798 and scheduled public hearings for January. The board also approved a citizen petition regarding livestock zoning and a grant application for a new sidewalk on Old Bedford Road.

• Approved moving 2023 Municipal Operating Budget to public hearings (7-0)
• Added $250K from Unreserved Fund Balance to the budget (7-0)
• Approved forwarding citizen petition on livestock and poultry zoning to Planning Board (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for $3.5M solar array and Transfer Station bond for Jan 25, 2023 (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Transfer Station, Town Pool, and Summer Camp rate increases for Jan 11, 2023 (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Stormwater Management Ordinance 2022-04 for Jan 11, 2023 (7-0)
• Re-adopted Optional and All-Veterans’ tax credits at $500 (6-0-1)
• Approved placing Charter Commission questions on the March 14, 2023 ballot (6-1)

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will consider a variance request to permanently impact 2,128 square feet of forested wetland and temporarily impact 270 square feet for a medical office building, parking, and stormwater infrastructure at 269 South River Road. The agenda also includes a report on utility work by Eversource, updates on the Joppa Hill Farm survey and Pulpit Rock Subcommittee, and a non-public session on property acquisition or sale.

• Variance request by 265 SRR, LLC and Rockfish REI, LLC for wetland impacts at 269 South River Road
• Eversource report on Permit by Notification for Utility Work on Line 3194
• Marston-Dunlap Archaeological Study discussion
• Joppa Hill Farm Survey update
• Non-public session under RSA 91-A:3, II(d) for property acquisition, sale, or lease

The Conservation Commission recommended approval for a variance to impact forested wetlands at 265-269 South River Road. The board also reached a consensus to pursue an archaeological study of the Marston-Dunlap property and reviewed a utility permit for Eversource.

• Recommended approval of variance for 2,128 sq. ft. permanent and 270 sq. ft. temporary wetland impact at 265-269 South River Road (Unanimous)
• Approved October 25, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Reached consensus to request RFP for Phase One archaeological study of Marston-Dunlap property
• Approved motion to enter nonpublic session per RSA 91-A:3, II(d) (Unanimous)

Trustees of the Trust Funds

The Trustees approved the meeting minutes from October 26, 2022. The board discussed the availability of approximately $424,840.46 for current year capital improvement expenditures and reviewed economic outlooks with financial advisors.

• Approved minutes of 26 Oct 2022
• Moved School Building Maintenance Fund (#28091) into principle with $250 set aside for investment fees
• Confirmed Town Council motion to accept $11,708.23 gift from The Friends of the Town of Bedford Cemeteries

Planning Board

The Bedford Planning Board will hold a public meeting on December 5, 2022, to consider three new applications: two lot line adjustments and a site plan for a light industrial warehouse. The board will also discuss a conceptual plan for a 55+ senior living facility and an InvestNH planning grant.

• Lot line adjustment at 2-6 Bailey's Green (Lots 38-10-4 and 38-10-5, zoned RA)
• Lot line adjustment at Route 101 and Hardy Rd (Lots 28-21 and 28-20, zoned CO & RA)
• Site plan review for a light industrial warehouse at Route 101 and Hardy Rd (Lots 28-21 and 28-20)
• Conceptual review of a 5-story, 65-unit senior living (55+) facility at 125 South River Road (Lot 12-33, zoned PZ)
• Discussion of the InvestNH Planning and Zoning Grant

The Board granted final approval for a 16,830 SF light industrial warehouse facility and two separate lot line adjustments. A conceptual proposal for a 65-unit senior living residence was discussed but not decided. The Board also voted to support a grant application for housing opportunity planning.

• Approved lot line adjustment for 2-6 Bailey’s Green (Unanimous)
• Approved lot line adjustment for Route 101 and Hardy Rd (Unanimous)
• Approved two waivers for sight distance and drainpipe cover at Route 101/Hardy Rd (Unanimous)
• Approved site plan for 16,830 SF warehouse at Lot 28-21, NH Route 101 (Unanimous)
• Approved support for NH Housing Opportunity Planning Grant application (Unanimous)
• Approved November 7, 2022 meeting minutes with modifications

Energy Commission

The Commission approved the minutes from the October 27, 2022 meeting. Members discussed potential solar projects at the Transfer Station and energy efficiency upgrades for school blowers and switch gear. No other formal votes were taken.

• Approved October 27, 2022 minutes (5-0)

Town Council

The Town Council ratified a three-year collective bargaining agreement for professional firefighters and approved several 2023 budget changes. The council also authorized the purchase of police and highway vehicles using unspent appropriations and state funds.

• Approved 2023 budget changes including poll pads and Assistant Town Clerk funding (7-0)
• Authorized transfers of 2022 unspent appropriations to purchase three police vehicles (7-0)
• Approved $450,000 in SB401 funds for two dump trucks (7-0)
• Increased Supervisors of the Checklist hourly rate from $12.50 to $15.00 (7-0)
• Approved 3-year Professional Firefighters Association contract (7-0)
• Proclaimed November 26, 2022, as Small Business Saturday
• Approved October 26, 2022 Public and Non-Public session minutes (7-0)

Zoning Board

The Board granted three variances for home additions and reconstructions at Palomino Lane and Curtis Lane. Additionally, the Board adopted amended Rules of Procedure to comply with state law regarding application review timelines.

• Approved variance for home addition at 70 Palomino Lane to allow 23.55ft side setback instead of 25ft (Unanimous)
• Approved variance for home reconstruction at 25 Curtis Lane to allow 14.5ft front setback instead of 35ft (Unanimous)
• Approved variance for home reconstruction at 25 Curtis Lane to allow 24.3ft side setback instead of 25ft (Unanimous)
• Approved Amended Rules of Procedure to align with House Bill 1661 regarding 90-day review timelines (5-0)
• Approved minutes from October 18, 2022 meeting (All in favor)

Zoning Board

The Board granted three variances for home additions and reconstructions on Palomino Lane and Curtis Lane. Additionally, the Board adopted amended Rules of Procedure to comply with new state law regarding application review timelines.

• Approved variance for home addition at 70 Palomino Lane to allow 23.55ft side setback (Unanimous)
• Approved variance for home reconstruction at 25 Curtis Lane to allow 14.5ft front setback (Unanimous)
• Approved variance for home reconstruction at 25 Curtis Lane to allow 24.3ft side setback (Unanimous)
• Approved Amended Rules of Procedure regarding 90-day application review timeline (5-0)
• Approved minutes from October 18, 2022 meeting (All in favor)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a site plan amendment for parking lot modifications and architectural approval of a Phase II building addition at 6 Bellemore Drive. The board will also discuss draft zoning amendments and an InvestNH planning and zoning grant. Minutes from the October 24 meeting are scheduled for approval.

• Site plan amendment for parking lot modifications at 6 Bellemore Drive, Zone SI
• Architectural approval of Phase II building addition at 6 Bellemore Drive
• Discussion of draft zoning amendments
• Discussion of InvestNH Planning and Zoning Grant

The Board granted final site plan approval for an 8,960 square-foot industrial building addition. The approval includes conditions regarding lighting, exterior storage, and operational hours. The Board also discussed several draft zoning amendments and a potential housing grant.

• Approved Phase II building addition at 6 Bellemore Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved October 24, 2022 meeting minutes (Carried with 2 abstentions)
• Tabled decision on InvestNH Planning and Zoning Grant application
• Declined to draft zoning amendment regarding the regulation of roosters

Town Council

The Town Council held a budget workshop to review departmental requests and capital projects. The Council agreed to move forward with a warrant article for solar panels at the Transfer Station and discussed various funding adjustments for town services.

• Approved moving forward with solar project warrant article for Transfer Station
• Agreed to fund assistant Town Clerk hours at $3,000
• Approved $16,950 for poll pad kits and setup
• Reduced Southern NH Planning Commission dues by $1,911
• Approved $3,000 increase for Auditing Services
• Consensus to move forward with two additional Fire Department personnel requests and SAFER grant application

Cemetery Trustees

The Cemetery Trustees approved a bid for a new data and website software program. They also selected a company to remove two diseased maple trees in the Center Cemetery to prevent damage to gravestones.

• Approved CemSites bid for new software program (unanimous)
• Approved Technical Tree Service bid for $9,850 to remove two diseased maple trees (unanimous)

Historic District Commission

The Commission held a workshop with the NH Division of Historical Resources regarding the town's approval into the Certified Local Government (CLG) Program. The session focused on grant funding priorities and potential project ideas. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

Energy Commission

The commission approved the minutes from the September 22, 2022 meeting. The session featured a presentation on energy efficiency and home weatherization from the NHSaves program. Members also discussed progress on school sprinkler and ventilation projects.

• Approved September 22, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0-2)

Town Council

The Town Council approved the minutes from the October 12, 2022, public session. The meeting included a presentation on library services and the submission of the Town Manager's budget for review.

• Approved October 12, 2022 Public Session minutes (6-0-1)
• Entered non-public session at 8:34 PM for property acquisition, sale, or lease consideration (7-0)

Trustees of the Trust Funds

The Trustees decided not to expend assets or personnel to pursue a petition regarding reports for Municipal Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds. The board also approved the minutes from the September 6 and September 26, 2022, meetings.

• Approved minutes of 06 & 26 Sep 2022 meetings
• Decided not to pursue petition for Instructions as to Reports for Municipal Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
• Moved School Building Maintenance Fund (#28091) into principle

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is holding an informal workshop where Mark West of West Environmental will present on wetland types, functions, and project impact assessment. The public may attend but will not be asked for comments.

• Presentation by Mark West (West Environmental) on wetland types, functions, and impact assessment
• Workshop format; no public comment period

The Conservation Commission held a workshop featuring a presentation by Mark West of West Environmental. The session focused on wetland permit applications, state-wide data resources, and determining wetland functions and values. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded.

Highway Safety Committee

The committee denied a request for a hidden driveway sign at 421 Joppa Hill Rd following sight distance improvements. Members unanimously recommended removing a tree at the intersection of Swan Ave and Johnson St to improve visibility in lieu of installing a stop sign.

• Denied request for 'Caution-Hidden Drive' sign at 421 Joppa Hill Rd
• Recommended removal of tree at Swan Ave and Johnson St (unanimous)
• Approved September 27, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Bedford Planning Board will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to Articles 217 and 316 of the Land Development Control Regulations, as well as associated Rules of Procedure amendments, to align with new state law. The meeting is scheduled for October 24, 2022 at 7:00 PM at BCTV, 10 Meetinghouse Road.

• Public hearing on amendments to Article 217 and Article 316 – Land Development Control Regulations
• Amendments modify Planning Board's timeline and procedure for application review to be consistent with new state law
• Public hearing on associated amendments to the Planning Board Rules of Procedure
• Full text available at Town Clerk's office, Planning Department, and town website

The Planning Board unanimously approved a one-year extension for Circle Drive Associates to obtain a building permit for the Sebbins Brook Crossing development, a 142-unit workforce housing and 96-unit elderly housing project. The board also adopted amendments to the Land Development Control Regulations and Rules of Procedure to align with state law changes eliminating the 90-day extension option. The November 22 meeting was canceled due to lack of new applications.

• Granted one-year building permit extension for Circle Drive Associates' 238-unit housing development (unanimous)
• Adopted amendments to Land Development Control Regulations Articles 217 and 316 (unanimous)
• Adopted amendment to Planning Board Rules of Procedure Section 7.7 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from September 12 and September 26, 2022 meetings (unanimous, with two abstentions)
• Canceled November 22, 2022 meeting due to no new applications

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Land Development Control Regulations and Rules of Procedure, and will consider a request for a time extension for a previously approved site plan for a 238-unit residential development (142 workforce housing units and 96 elderly housing units) on South River Road.

• Circle Drive Associates, LLC requests a time extension for a previously approved site plan for a 238-unit residential development (142 workforce housing units and 96 elderly housing units) on South River Road across from Iron Horse Drive, Lots 35-98-5 and 35-98-40, zoned PZ.
• Public hearing on proposed amendments to the Land Development Control Regulations, Articles 217 and 316.
• Public hearing on associated amendments to the Planning Board Rules of Procedure.

The Board unanimously approved a one-year extension for Circle Drive Associates to obtain a building permit for the Sebbins Brook Crossing development, a 142-unit workforce housing and 96-unit elderly housing project. The Board also unanimously adopted amendments to the Land Development Control Regulations and Rules of Procedure to comply with new state law eliminating the 90-day extension option for application review. The November 22 meeting was cancelled due to lack of new applications.

• Granted one-year building permit extension for Circle Drive Associates' 238-unit housing development (unanimous)
• Adopted amendments to Land Development Control Regulations Articles 217 and 316 to comply with state law (unanimous)
• Adopted amendment to Planning Board Rules of Procedure Section 7.7 on denial without prejudice (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from September 12 and September 26, 2022 (unanimous, with two abstentions)
• Cancelled November 22, 2022 meeting due to no new applications

Conservation Commission

The commission will review dredge and fill applications from Eversource and discuss various land conservation projects. The meeting includes a meet and greet with representatives from the Piscataquog Land Conservancy.

• Eversource dredge and fill permit by notification
• PRCA Camp Site discussion
• Fairy House Trail Proposal
• Marston Dunlap Trail Development
• Joppa Hill Farm Survey

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold an informal workshop regarding general community planning issues and board procedures. The meeting is open to the public, but the board will not solicit public comments.

• HB 1661 and HB 1021 overview
• Invest NH Planning and Zoning Grant Programs
• Discussion of possible zoning amendments for 2022-2023

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider site plan approvals and amendments for several commercial properties. The board will also hold a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to Land Development Control Regulations and review the 2023 Capital Improvements Plan.

• Lot line adjustment and site plan for a 4,000 SF vehicle storage garage at 209 Route 101 and 137 Bedford Center Road
• Site plan for converting a warehouse to 8,000 SF of light manufacturing and 9,780 SF of storage at 276 Route 101
• Site plan amendment for outside sales and display at 400 Boynton Street
• Public hearing on amendments to Land Development Control Regulations Sections 102.5, 317.1.20, 323.1, 323.1.3 and 341.2.4
• Review of the proposed 2023 Capital Improvements Plan

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is meeting to discuss several new business items including the Fairy House Trail Proposal and Pulpit Rock Camp Site. The body will also review ongoing projects such as the Marston-Dunlap Trail Development and property history write-ups.

• Fairy House Trail Proposal
• Pulpit Rock Camp Site
• Joppa Hill Farm Race and Survey
• Marston-Dunlap Trail Development
• Review of permits and variances for SV101, LLC and Two Hardy Road, LLC

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the Land Development Control Regulations. Two applications for Millennium Running at 209 Route 101 and 137 Bedford Center Road have been postponed until the September 12, 2022 meeting.

• Public Hearing on proposed amendments to Land Development Control Regulations (Sections 102.5, 317.1.20, 323.1, 323.1.3 and 341.2.4)
• Postponed: Lot Line Adjustment for 209 Route 101 and 137 Bedford Center Road (Lots 20-39 and 20-41)
• Postponed: Site Plan approval for a 4,000 SF vehicle storage garage at 209 Route 101 and 137 Bedford Center Road

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a non-binding discussion regarding a parking lot expansion at the Bedford Public Library. The meeting also includes a conceptual discussion for a 14-lot cluster residential subdivision at Wallace Road, Kennedy Drive, and County Road.

• Parking lot expansion at Bedford Public Library (3 Meetinghouse Road & 15 Bell Hill Road)
• 14-lot cluster residential subdivision proposal at 227 Wallace Road, Kennedy Drive and County Road
• Discussion of Draft Land Development Control Regulation Amendments
• Discussion of New Hampshire Department of Transportation Ten-Year Plan Update

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is reviewing several requests for wetland fill and variances for projects at the corner of NH Route 101 and Hardy Road. The body is also considering a dredge and fill application from the NH DOT.

• NH DOT Bedford 43138 dredge and fill application for NH Rte 114 N. of New Boston Road
• SV101, LLC request for variance to build a warehouse within 10 feet of wetland at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• SV101, LLC request for 990 sq. ft. of wetland fill for a retaining wall and driveway at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• Two Hardy Road LLC request for variance for 3,645 sq. ft. of wetland fill for a gas station and convenience store at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• Two Hardy Road LLC request for variance to build a retaining wall greater than 6 feet at the edge of a wetland at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review several land use applications including subdivisions, condominium units, and a change of use. The Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic site plan request has been postponed to the July 18, 2022 meeting.

• Subdivision extension for 99 McAllister Road
• Subdivision of 2 lots at Old Bedford Road and Davies Street
• Condominium subdivision for 9 units at Olde Bedford Way
• Change of use to Commercial Recreation Center at 379 South River Road
• Postponed site plan for 49,092 SF medical office at Ridgewood Road and Kilton Road

Planning Board

The Planning Board is holding an informal workshop to discuss general community planning issues and board procedures. Discussion topics include officer elections, training opportunities, and goals for 2022-2023.

• Election of Officers 2022-2023
• Discussion of training opportunities including NHMA webinars and social media policy
• Goals and Priorities for 2022-2023 regarding Housing Working Group and LDCR Update
• Discussion of Temporary and Real Estate Signs

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is meeting to conduct a site walk at 2 Hardy Road. The body is considering potential land development involving wetland fill and wetland setback encroachment.

• Site walk at 2 Hardy Road (Tax Map 28, Lots 20 and 21)

BCTV-WBNH Board of Overseers

The Board of Overseers will conduct the election of a Chair and Vice-Chair. The meeting includes the approval of minutes from June 16, 2021, and reports from the BCTV-WBNH Manager and WBNH Radio Program Director.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Approval of June 16, 2021 minutes
• BCTV-WBNH Manager’s Report
• WBNH Radio Program Director’s Report

Planning Board

The Planning Board is reviewing several development requests including a medical office building and an electric car maintenance facility. Other items include a lot line adjustment on Joppa Hill Road and a site plan re-approval for a hotel on South River Road.

• 49,092 SF medical office building at Ridgewood Road and Kilton Road (postponed to June 13, 2022)
• 41,486 SF electric car maintenance facility and dealership at South River Road and Technology Drive
• Lot line adjustment for two lots at 410 and 414 Joppa Hill Road
• Five-story, 120 room extended stay hotel at 270 South River Road
• Site plan amendment to expand office and warehouse addition at 7 Commerce Drive

Conservation Commission

The commission is reviewing several requests for variances and permits to allow construction and wetland fill at the corner of NH Route 101 and Hardy Road. The body will also discuss submittal policy changes and updates on trail stewardship and property surveys.

• SV101, LLC request for variance to build a warehouse within 10 feet of wetland and a retaining wall within 5 feet at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• SV101, LLC request for 990 sq. ft. of wetland fill for a retaining wall and driveway at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• Two Hardy Road LLC request for variance for 2,642 sq. ft. of wetland fill for a gas station, convenience store, and drive-thru at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• Two Hardy Road LLC request for variance for a retaining wall over 6 feet at the edge of a wetland at NH Route 101 and Hardy Road
• Frank Silva request for after-the-fact variance for a shed within 32.2 feet of a wetland at 110 New Boston Road

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a site plan for an electric car maintenance facility and dealership. A request for a medical office building at Ridgewood Road and Kilton Road has been postponed until April 18, 2022.

• Site Plan Approval: 41,486 SF electric car maintenance facility and dealership at South River Road and Technology Drive
• Postponed: 49,092 SF medical office building at Ridgewood Road and Kilton Road

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review variance requests for a shed and an existing above-ground pool at 7 Birkdale Drive. The meeting also includes a geocaching presentation and updates on several ongoing projects.

• Variance request for shed construction within 50-foot wetland setback (7 Birkdale Drive)
• After-the-fact variance request for existing above-ground pool within 50-foot wetland setback (7 Birkdale Drive)
• Geocaching presentation by resident Ken Streeter
• Update on RFP for Joppa Hill Farm Survey
• Non-public session regarding potential real or personal property transactions

Conservation Commission

The Bedford Conservation Commission is holding an informal workshop to discuss general conservation planning issues. The body will review protocols for naming properties and the creation of informational signs.

• Development of criteria and protocol for naming Conservation Areas
• Approval of names for unnamed properties
• Development of a list and review of templates for informational signs at Conservation Areas

Planning Board

The Planning Board is reviewing several development requests, including a 10-lot cluster subdivision and an elderly housing project. Other items include a lot line adjustment, a change of use for a personal service establishment, and architectural approval for the Market & Main mixed-use development.

• 10-lot Cluster Residential Subdivision at 72 New Boston Road and Roblin Road
• Lot Line Adjustment and Consolidation on Olde Bedford Way (Lots 10-50-5, 13-40-1 & 13-40-2)
• Nine-unit single-family age-restricted development at 18 Olde Bedford Way
• Change of use from restaurant to personal service establishment at 28 South River Road
• Final architectural approval for six buildings at 125 South River Road (Market & Main)

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission is reviewing two dredge and fill permits for construction projects. The body will also discuss conservation area maintenance, naming, and programming.

• Dredge and Fill Permit for 1,312 sq. ft. of wetland fill for a private road at 18 Olde Bedford Way
• NH DOT Project 43138 permit to rehabilitate the Bowman Brook culvert under NH Route 114
• Clean-up at Hockman Conservation Area
• Naming of Conservation Areas and the Marston Property
• Eagle Scout Projects at Van Loan Preserve and Ash Bog

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct public hearings regarding proposed zoning amendments and adjustments to School and Recreation impact fees. The board will also review site plans and traffic studies for several commercial properties.

• Second public hearing on proposed zoning amendments
• Traffic study and off-site improvement plan for mixed-use development at 125 South River Road
• Site plan amendment and screening waiver for dumpsters at 10 Iron Horse Drive
• Site plan approval to convert 10,300 SF of office space to commercial recreation at 21 Commerce Park North
• Public hearing on Land Development Control Regulations Article 120 regarding School and Recreation fee amounts

BCTV-WBNH Board of Overseers

The Board of Overseers will meet to review reports from the BCTV-WBNH Manager and the WBNH Radio Program Director. The body will also consider the approval of minutes from the June 16, 2021 meeting.

• Approval of June 16, 2021 meeting minutes
• BCTV-WBNH Manager’s Report
• WBNH Radio Program Director’s Report

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a request for architectural modifications and a sign waiver at 18 Kilton Road. The Board will also conduct its first public hearing regarding proposed zoning amendments.

• Site Plan Amendment for Group I Realty, Inc. at 18 Kilton Road (Ira Lexus)
• Signage waiver request for signs greater than 32 square feet
• First public hearing on proposed zoning amendments