Hampton public meetings in 2022

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold a public comment period and discuss the first draft of the Master Plan, along with an update on the online implementation input tool. No public hearings or votes on specific projects are scheduled.

• Public comment on the Master Plan
• Update on the Online Draft Implementation Action Input Tool
• Discussion of the Master Plan (First Draft)
• Review of project schedule and next steps
• Consideration of minutes from December 7, 2022

The Board and Master Plan Steering Committee discussed a first draft of the Master Plan and provided feedback on content, formatting, and implementation actions. A final draft is expected in January with a public hearing targeted for February. The Board also approved the minutes from the December 7, 2022 meeting.

• Approved minutes of December 7, 2022 (4-0-1)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0-0)

Conservation Commission

The Commission recommended approval of a Town Wetlands Permit for a shoreline stabilization project at 66 & 68 Island Path. Additionally, the board approved funding for a field verification of wetlands at the I-95 Northbound Liquor Store property.

• Recommended approval of Town Wetlands Permit for 66 & 68 Island Path with increased planting width (Unanimous)
• Voted not to oppose NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill permit for 66 & 68 Island Path (Unanimous)
• Approved up to $5,000 for field verification of wetlands at I-95 Northbound Liquor Store (Unanimous)
• Approved November 2022 minutes with edits (6-0-1)
• Agreed to draft a letter of support for a NOA A grant for a coastal conservation coordinator

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee approved the proposed SAU 90 budget of $26,809,604 and the general town budget of $34,503,083, rejecting the default budget options for both. The committee also approved several warrant articles, including a sea-wall repair bond and capital reserves, while withdrawing a proposal for a school contingency fund.

• Approved proposed SAU 90 budget of $26,809,604 (7-2-0)
• Rejected SAU 90 default budget of $26,541,165 (2-7-0)
• Withdrew Article 3 regarding SAU 90 contingency funds (8-1-0)
• Approved Article 4 for Sacred Heart School Child Benefit Services (8-0-1)
• Approved Article 9 for $3M Bicentennial Wall repair bond (6-3-0)
• Approved Article 13 for $500,000 in Capital Reserves (Unanimous)
• Approved Article 26 for $195,011 in Social Services (Unanimous)
• Approved proposed general town budget of $34,503,083 (6-3-0)

Select Board

The Board approved increasing the Bicentennial Sea Wall reconstruction bond from $2.7 million to $3 million. Several warrant articles were amended and recommended, including reductions to the Capital Improvement Road Fund and Public Works articles. The Board also approved a default budget amendment and swore in a new Police Chief.

• Sworn in Alexander Reno as Police Chief
• Approved amending Bicentennial Sea Wall bond from $2.7M to $3M (4-0-0)
• Approved minutes of December 5, 2022 (4-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including cemetery deed and assessment data (4-0-0)
• Approved adding $18,302.00 to default budget line item 010-026-43242-5310-0000 (4-0-0)
• Recommended amended amount for Bicentennial Wall Bond Warrant Article (4-0-0)
• Amended Capital Improvement Road Fund Article to $500,000.00 (4-0-0)
• Amended Social Service Agency Article from $187,539.00 to $190,511.00 (3-0-1)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Board granted five residential petitions for setbacks and nonconforming use expansions. One apartment complex proposal was withdrawn by the applicant, and one petition was continued to a future meeting.

• Allowed 500 Lafayette Rd apartment petition to withdraw without prejudice (5-0)
• Granted Petition 02-23 for front setback relief at 176 Kings Highway (4-1)
• Granted Petition 03-23 for setbacks at 817 Ocean Blvd conditional on RSA 41.14A modification (5-0)
• Granted Equitable Waiver for Petition 04-23 at 20 Gill St (5-0)
• Granted Petition 05-23 for setbacks at 14 Kings Highway (4-0-1)
• Granted Petition 07-23 for side setback relief at 22 Mill Pond Lane (4-0)
• Continued Petition 06-23 for 696 Lafayette Road (5-0)
• Approved December 15, 2022 meeting minutes (4-0-1)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Board granted a rehearing for a petition at 37 Annes Lane. Additionally, one petition was administratively withdrawn and another was postponed to the next meeting.

• Granted rehearing on 37 Annes Lane (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Administratively withdrew Petition 46-22, 79 Plymouth Avenue (5-0)
• Postponed hearing for Petition 47-22, 500 Lafayette Road until next month (5-0)
• Approved November 17, 2022 minutes as amended (4-0, 1 abstention)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The board approved the minutes from the November 9, 2022 meeting. Members discussed planning for New Year's Eve, 2023 entertainment scheduling, and marketing strategies for local events.

• Approved November 9, 2022 minutes (3-0)

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee reviewed and voted on recommendations for various warrant articles. Most articles received recommendations for approval, while Article 14 was sent back to the Board of Selectmen for amendment.

• Recommended approval of Article 12 (8-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Article 31 (8-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Article 13 (8-0-0)
• Sent Article 14 back to Board of Selectmen to consider amending to $500,000 (7-0-1)
• Recommended approval of Article 15 (8-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Article 16 (8-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Article 24 (8-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Article 27 (8-0-0)

Select Board

The Select Board voted to recommend a series of warrant articles including equipment purchases, infrastructure studies, and public safety positions. The board also approved the 2023 meeting schedule and a supplemental property tax warrant.

• Approved 2022-04 Supplemental Property Tax Warrant and DPW Surplus memo (5-0-0)
• Recommended warrant articles for a fire engine, King's Highway drainage, and Road Capital Reserve (5-0-0 each)
• Recommended warrant articles for street/sidewalk improvements and two DPW vehicles (5-0-0 each)
• Recommended warrant articles for police body cameras and a Police Lt. position to administer the program (5-0-0 each)
• Recommended warrant articles for Recreation, Library and Recreation Hub Study, and Ecological Study of Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond (5-0-0 each)
• Recommended warrant articles for transfer station debris removal, manhole risk assessment, and a new compactor (5-0-0 each)
• Recommended warrant articles for a cemetery dump truck, Pedestrian and Traffic Safety reserve, Conservation Fund, and firefighter gear (5-0-0 each)
• Approved Option #2 for the 2023 Board Meeting Schedule (5-0-0)

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee conducted a review of various departmental budget lines with the Town Manager and Finance Director. No formal votes were taken on budget approvals; the committee discussed specific costs and requested additional information from the Fire Department and DPW.

• Adjourned meeting at 6:50 PM (Unanimous)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on a proposed accessory dwelling unit at 207 Mill Road and a subdivision at 123 Little River Road, and will also consider a wetlands permit for work at 20 Gill Street. The board will also discuss a one-year extension for a previously approved site plan at 48-52 High Street and review the Capital Improvement Plan for 2023-2028.

• Conditional Use Permit for ADU at 207 Mill Road (Map 91, Lot 17) — convert barn/garage into 600 sq ft accessory dwelling unit
• Wetlands Permit at 20 Gill Street (Map 223, Lot 39) — remove shed from degraded coastal wetland and place new shed in buffer zone
• Subdivision (2 lots) & Conditional Use Permit at 1 Little River Road (Map 147, Lot 07) — subdivide 74,010 sq ft lot into two lots (24,138 sq ft and 49,872 sq ft)
• Request for one-year extension of January 6, 2021 Site Plan and Conditional Use Permit for 48-52 High Street
• Review of Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) 2023-2028 Report

The Board approved a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 207 Mill Road and a wetlands permit for 20 Gill Street. A two-lot subdivision and conditional use permit for 123 Little River Road were also approved. Additionally, the Board granted a one-year extension for a site plan at 48-52 High Street.

• Approved conditional use permit for 600 sq ft ADU at 207 Mill Road (6-0-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for shed removal and placement at 20 Gill Street (6-0-0)
• Approved waiver request for 123 Little River Road subdivision (6-0-0)
• Approved two-lot subdivision at 123 Little River Road (6-0-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for 123 Little River Road (6-0-0)
• Approved one-year extension for 48-52 High Street site plan to Jan 6, 2024 (6-0-0)
• Accepted 2023-2028 Capital Improvements Plan report (6-0-0)
• Approved minutes from November 16, 2022 (6-0-0)

Budget Committee

The committee reviewed the SAU 90 proposed budget, including discussions on non-union wage increases and specific warrant articles. No final decision was made on the school budget, and a follow-up meeting was scheduled for December 20th.

• Approved December 1st, 2022 minutes with corrections (Unanimous)
• Withdrew motion to move school budget to public hearing

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen approved the transmission of warrant articles to the Warrant and Budget Committee. The board also authorized the closing of the Barkley Property and approved a supplemental property tax warrant.

• Approved sending warrant articles to the Warrant and Budget Committee (4-0-0)
• Approved authorization for Town Manager to sign closing documents for the Barkley Property (4-0-0)
• Approved 2022-03 "Supplemental" 2022 Property Tax Warrant (4-0-0)
• Approved November 21, 2022, meeting minutes (3-0-1)

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will discuss whether to move forward with a potential monument on the New Hampshire Black Heritage Trail. They will also review updates on the House Marker program and a Blacksmith Shop project. The meeting includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• NH Black Heritage Trail possible monumentation in Hampton — deciding whether to proceed
• House Markers program — new orders for Ann
• Blacksmith Shop project — development, support, and graphics person
• Arcadia Publishing — two PDF attachments with letter and info
• Approval of draft minutes from November 3, 2022

The Commission finalized 12 entries for a historic points of interest brochure funded by a $1,000 pledge from Experience Hampton. Members were assigned specific sites for text and photography. The Commission also decided not to participate in a pictorial history project.

• Approved November 3, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Finalized 12 entries for 'What is it? Where is it?' brochure
• Decided against participating in a pictorial history of Hampton and Beach
• Cancelled January meeting to allow time for brochure writeups

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee reviewed budget presentations from the Town Planner, Conservation Commission, Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Library, and Parks and Recreation. The committee approved one funding increase for library utilities. The Town Manager noted that 17 or 18 money-related warrant articles are expected by December 8th.

• Approved November 29th, 2022 minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved $4,000 increase to Library electric utilities (Line 45501-6900) for a total of $24,000 (Unanimous)

Conservation Commission

The subcommittee met to brainstorm goals for the Town Forest, focusing on managing mountain bike usage and unauthorized trails. No formal votes were taken, as the meeting served as an educational and planning session.

• Proposed installing signs at boundary lines to alert users they are entering private property
• Proposed using town outlets and handouts to educate the public on proper land usage
• Proposed contacting mountain bikers to recruit them for trail maintenance

Budget Committee

The committee conducted a review of the Department of Public Works budget, discussing labor costs, fuel increases, and grant funding. No votes were taken on budget adjustments; the committee approved the minutes from the November 15th meeting.

• Approved November 15th, 2022 minutes (Unanimous)

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen voted to include the Bi-Centennial Wall project as a warrant article for voters to decide. The board also accepted a firefighting equipment grant and approved several small donations to Parks and Recreation.

• Approved putting Bi-Centennial Wall as a Warrant Article (3-1-0)
• Accepted $9,885.00 grant from Leary Firefighters Foundation for technical equipment (4-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including $338.77 donation from Experience Hampton and $100.00 from Knights of Columbus (4-0-0)

Conservation Commission

The commission recommended approval of a wetlands permit for 20 Gill St on the condition that an existing shed and concrete pavers be removed. The board also moved forward with warrant articles for the Conservation Fund and Ice Pond dredging evaluation.

• Recommended approval of Town Wetlands Permit for 20 Gill St with conditions to remove shed and pavers (Unanimous)
• Supported Minimum Expedited Permit for 20 Gill St for shed removal only (Unanimous)
• Signed NHDES Exp Minimum Impact Permit for deck at 88 Glade Path (Unanimous)
• Approved request for $30,000 in the Conservation Fund Warrant Article (Unanimous)
• Approved warrant article to fund consultant for Ice Pond and Grist Mill dredging evaluation (Unanimous)
• Approved $30 annual fee for NH Association of Natural Resource Scientists (Unanimous)
• Accepted edited standard stipulations regarding wetland markers and tree removal (Unanimous)
• Approved writing a letter of support for the Coastal Program Project (Unanimous)

Select Board

The Board voted to use $700,000 from the unassigned fund balance to keep the tax rate level. Other actions included approving a short-term borrowing request and releasing a construction bond. The Board also discussed several upcoming warrant articles and the appointment of a new Police Chief.

• Approved taking $700,000 from the UFB to offset the Tax Rate (5-0-0)
• Approved Town Treasurer's request to borrow TAN not to exceed $6 million (5-0-0)
• Approved Bond release for Oceans Edge Condominiums of $23,133.60 (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including cemetery deeds and $4,500 in Parks & Recreation donations (5-0-0)
• Approved minutes from October 24 and November 7, 2022 (5-0-0)
• Approved allowing Selectman Sawyer to participate by phone (5-0-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Board approved a variance for impervious coverage at 19 Thomsen Rd to accommodate a resident's needs. Two other petitions for property relief were withdrawn without prejudice to allow applicants to submit complete packages. The Board also approved the October 20, 2022 minutes.

• Approved Petition 45-22 for 31.4% impervious coverage at 19 Thomsen Rd (4-0-1)
• Allowed Petition 43-22 (77 Brown Ave) to be withdrawn without prejudice (5-0)
• Allowed Petition 44-22 (696 Lafayette Road) to be withdrawn without prejudice (5-0)
• Approved October 20, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Appointed Tom McGuirk as ZBA representative to the Flood Smart Project Steering Committee

Planning Board

The Board approved a housekeeping amendment to the Wetland Conservation District. Several other zoning amendments and a proposed overlay district were tabled or scheduled for future public hearings to allow for further revisions and legal review.

• Approved amendment to Wetland Conservation District to clarify landscaping and fence rules (7-0-0)
• Approved two-year wetlands permit extension for 27 Langdale Drive (7-0-0)
• Approved November 2, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0-0)
• Scheduled Liberty Lane Overlay District public hearing for December 7, pending legal review and parking revisions
• Scheduled Groundwater Protection District amendment re-hearing for January 4
• Scheduled Pervious Surface definition re-hearing for December 7 to add inspection authority

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee reviewed proposed budgets for the Fire Department, Emergency Management, Police Department, Animal Control, and Parking Administration. No votes were taken to approve or deny specific budget line items; the session consisted of departmental overviews and member inquiries.

• Adjourned meeting at 7:38 PM (Unanimous)

Budget Committee

The committee approved the minutes from the October 18 meeting. Members received updates on the SAU 90 budget and a proposed municipal budget of $34,193,448. No votes were taken on the proposed budget figures.

• Approved October 18th, 2022 minutes (7-0-1)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The board approved the minutes from the October 12, 2022 meeting. Other agenda items consisted of reports and updates from the Hampton Beach Area Commission, Lane Memorial Library, Airwave Network, and district directors.

• Approved Minutes of October 12, 2022 (3-0)

Select Board

The Board approved two expenditures from the Pedestrian & Traffic Safety Capital Reserve Fund. They also approved the October 17 minutes and a cemetery deed. The board reached a consensus to move meeting start times to 7:00 p.m. beginning November 14, 2022.

• Approved $18,000 expenditure for pedestrian study (5-0-0)
• Approved $2,025 for new streetlight purchase and installation (5-0-0)
• Approved October 17, 2022 minutes (4-0-1)
• Approved cemetery deed for Gary & Michelle Merrill (5-0-0)
• Consensus to move meeting start time to 7:00 p.m. starting 11/14/22
• Consensus to adopt 2023 meeting schedule generated by Town Manager's assistant
• Voted to seal minutes of non-public session (5-0-0)

Heritgage Commission

The commission is reviewing updates on house markers, the blacksmith shop, and a new landmark tour map series. Members are also discussing possible monumentation for the NH Black Heritage Trail and a potential house demolition at 188 Winnacunnet Rd.

• Hampton's Heritage map series: 'What's It? Where's It?' landmark tour
• NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation discussion
• Possible demolition of a house over 100 years old at 188 Winnacunnet Rd

The Commission voted to continue refining a proposal for a historical marker recognizing a person of color in Hampton. Members also endorsed a simplified application for historic markers and a proposal for a Hampton Heritage Map.

• Approved September 1, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Endorsed new simplified application for historic markers
• Voted to follow up with Black Heritage Trail to refine a proposal for the Board of Selectmen (unanimous)
• Endorsed notifying NHDOT of interpretive sign styles at the Tuck Museum

Planning Board

The committee reviewed status updates for Town, SAU 21, and SAU 90 capital projects. No formal votes were taken; the final CIP financials will be sent to the Planning Board for approval in December.

Planning Board

The Planning Board approved several zoning amendments for ballot, including new regulations for short-term rentals and the sale of domestic chicken eggs. The board also approved a wetlands permit to raise a structure at 14 Garland Street. A proposed sign ordinance amendment was continued to December 7, 2022.

• Moved short-term rental zoning amendments to ballot (6-0-1)
• Moved building lot configuration clarification to ballot (7-0-0)
• Moved domesticated chicken ordinance amendments to ballot (7-0-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 14 Garland Street to raise structure (7-0-0)
• Continued sign ordinance amendments to December 7, 2022
• Continued 123 Little River Road request to December 7, 2022 (7-0-0)
• Continued 7 & 9 Gill Street request to February 1, 2023 (7-0-0)
• Tabled workforce housing zoning amendment

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The commission approved its leadership reorganization and appointed Dylan Drake to a one-year at-large term. Members reviewed reports on pier feasibility, the Kings Highway flood study, and estuary management planning.

• Approved Nancy Stiles as Chair (unanimous)
• Approved Patricia Bushway as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Approved Michael Housman as Treasurer (unanimous)
• Appointed Dylan Drake to a 1-year at-large term (unanimous)
• Approved June 23, 2022 and September 2022 minutes (unanimous)

Conservation Commission

The commission recommended a Town Wetland Permit and signed an NHDES Minimum Expedited Permit for a project to raise a structure at 14 Garland St. An application for 7 & 9 Gill St was continued at the applicant's request. The board also discussed salt marsh parcel prioritization and the Town Forest Subcommittee.

• Approved September 27, 2022 minutes (4-0-2)
• Recommended Town Wetland Permit for 14 Garland St with stipulations (5-0-1)
• Signed NHDES Minimum Expedited Permit for 14 Garland St (5-0-1)
• Continued application for 7 & 9 Gill St Town Wetlands Permit

Select Board

The Board voted to move forward with Freedom Energy to explore community choice aggregation for the March Town meeting. The Board also reviewed various department budgets and approved a contract for cemetery roadway repairs.

• Approved pursuing community aggregation process with Freedom Energy (4-0-0)
• Approved $9,950 cut from planning budget 41991-7450 (4-0-0)
• Approved police equipment donation from Two Way Tactical valued at $1,084.31 (4-0-0)
• Approved increasing outside counsel budget 41532-3230 from $50,000 to $125,000 (4-0-0)
• Approved moving the Board of Selectmen budget to the Budget Committee (4-0-0)
• Approved contract with JAMCO Excavators, LLC not to exceed $85,000 for High Street Cemetery repairs (4-0-0)
• Approved canceling the October 31, 2022 meeting (4-0-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment denied a variance for a two-lot subdivision at 37 Anns Lane (4-1), citing failure to meet the spirit of the ordinance and potential property value impacts. The board approved three other petitions: a garage/porch project at 3 Noel Street (4-1), a second-story addition at 12 JoAnne Lane (5-0), and a flooding/erosion correction at 7 and 9 Gill Street (4-0-1). One petition (42 Exeter Road) was withdrawn before discussion.

• Denied Petition 36-22: subdivision variance for 37 Anns Lane (4-1)
• Granted Petition 37-22: front setback and impervious coverage variances for 3 Noel Street (4-1)
• Granted Petition 41-22: expansion of non-conforming use and rear setback variance for 12 JoAnne Lane (5-0)
• Granted Petition 42-22: variance for flooding/erosion correction at 7 and 9 Gill Street, contingent on Conservation Commission recommendation (4-0-1)
• Allowed withdrawal of Petition 40-22 for 42 Exeter Road (5-0)
• Approved minutes of July 21, August 18, and September 15, 2022 meetings

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment denied a variance request to subdivide 37 Anns Lane into two lots, citing failure to meet the spirit of the ordinance and potential property value impacts. The board approved three other petitions: a garage/porch addition at 3 Noel Street, a second-story addition at 12 JoAnne Lane, and a drainage/flooding fix at 7 and 9 Gill Street. One petition (42 Exeter Road) was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Denied Petition 36-22: variance for subdivision at 37 Anns Lane (4-1)
• Granted Petition 37-22: front setback and impervious coverage relief at 3 Noel Street (4-1)
• Granted Petition 41-22: expansion of non-conforming use and rear setback at 12 JoAnne Lane (5-0)
• Granted Petition 42-22: drainage/flooding relief at 7 and 9 Gill Street, contingent on Conservation Commission recommendation (4-0-1)
• Allowed withdrawal of Petition 40-22 at 42 Exeter Road (5-0)
• Approved minutes of July 21, August 18, and September 15, 2022 meetings

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to review investment performance of funds, discuss old and new business, and take public comments. The agenda is procedural with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• Review investment performance of funds
• Old business
• New business
• Public comments

Heritgage Commission

The Heritage Commission will discuss the possible demolition of a house over 100 years old located at 188 Winnacunnet Rd. The body will also receive updates on house markers and the Blacksmith Shop & Cooperage.

• Possible demolition of house over 100 years old at 188 Winnacunnet Rd
• Updates on house markers and Blacksmith Shop & Cooperage
• Development of 'What's It - Where's It Hamptons' Heritage' project
• Discussion of NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation in Hampton

Heritgage Commission

The Heritage Commission is meeting to provide updates on ongoing programs and discuss ways to promote local heritage. The session includes reviews of house marker publicity and information regarding the blacksmith shop.

• Update on house markers and new order
• Information regarding the blacksmith shop

Heritgage Commission

The commission is reviewing work by a new vendor for house markers. Members are also discussing ways to promote appreciation of town landmarks, such as maps or contests.

• Presentation of work by new house marker vendor John Stewart
• Discussion regarding blacksmith shop and cooperage buildings
• Discussion of map or tabletop representation for historic landmarks

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting and review investment performance. The agenda also includes old business, new business, and public comments.

• Review of investment performance of funds

Heritgage Commission

The commission is reviewing member communications and the acquisition of new members. Members are also considering a field trip to three historic locations to discuss promoting local heritage.

• Review of draft minutes from 6/2/2022
• Discussion of house marker back orders
• Proposed site visits: Barbour Road blacksmith shop, Ocean Blvd fish house, and High St grist mill
• Planning for commission goals and preservation criteria

Heritgage Commission

The commission will discuss updates on the house marker program, the blacksmith shop, and the Hampton Historical Society kiosk program. Members will also review communication procedures and the Right to Know law.

• House marker program vendor updates
• Blacksmith shop update
• Hampton Historical Society kiosk program update
• Review of Rules of Procedure and Right to Know law

Heritgage Commission

The commission will review updates on the Historic House Marker Project and the Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort. Members will also discuss the Hampton Historic Society/Tuck Museum kiosk and elect officers for 2022-23.

• Historic House Marker Project update
• Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort
• Hampton Historic Society/Tuck Museum kiosk update
• Election of 2022-23 officers

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting and review investment performance of funds. The agenda also includes old business, new business, and public comments.

• Review investment performance of funds
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Heritgage Commission

The Heritage Commission will meet to review updates on the Historic House Marker Project and the Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort. The body will also discuss a site survey for the NHDOT Ocean Blvd project and potential funding sources.

• Historic House Marker Project update
• Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort
• NHDOT Ocean Blvd project site survey
• Hampton Historic Society/Tuck Museum kiosk update
• Potential funding sources

Heritgage Commission

The commission is reviewing updates on the Historic House Marker Project and Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation efforts. Members are also discussing a recent site survey for the NHDOT Ocean Blvd project and potential funding sources.

• Historic House Marker Project update
• Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort
• NHDOT Ocean Blvd project site survey review
• Correspondence regarding Robert Leonard markers

Heritgage Commission

The Commission will review updates on the Historic House Marker Project and the Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort. Members will also discuss the NHDOT Ocean Blvd project site survey and potential funding sources.

• Historic House Marker Project update
• Blacksmith Shop and Cooperage preservation effort
• Hampton Historic Society/Tuck Museum kiosk update
• NHDOT Ocean Blvd project site survey
• Discussion of potential funding sources

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to review the investment performance of funds. The body is scheduled to distribute 2021 income to the Town for common trust funds.

• Distribution of 2021 income to Town for common trust funds
• Review of investment performance of funds