Hampton public meetings in 2023

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to discuss and potentially act on collective bargaining agreements, along with other business and closing comments. The agenda is brief and contains no detailed items beyond these categories.

• Collective bargaining agreements
• Other business
• Closing comments

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on December 21, 2023, to consider seven variance petitions. Items include a continued cell tower variance, an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) request, and several non-conforming use and dimensional variance cases. The board will also approve minutes from its December 12 meeting.

• Continued petition for cell tower variance at 17 R Barbour Rd (Map 111, Lot 1)
• Variance for ADU location and size at 39 Exeter Rd (Map 143, Lot 3)
• Continued petition for non-conforming use and wetland prohibited use at 43 Nudd Ave (Map 274, Lot 155)
• Variance for Town Center-Historic District use at 495 Lafayette Rd, 48-52 High St, and 8 Dearborn Ave
• Variance for wetland prohibited use and dog boarding at 892 Lafayette Rd (Map 56, Lot 3)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board is meeting to continue a public hearing on a proposed 150-foot telecommunications tower at 17 & 17R Barbour Road, a project that has been continued from earlier meetings. The board will also hear a renewed application for a solar collector and energy storage testing change of use at 65 Lafayette Road, and consider minutes from the December 6 meeting.

• Continued public hearing for 150-ft monopole tower at 17 & 17R Barbour Road (Vertex Towers LLC)
• Conditional Use Permit for telecommunications facility in Groundwater Protection District
• Waiver requests for stormwater, landscaping, traffic impact analysis, and NEPA evaluation
• Renewed application for solar collector and energy storage testing at 65 Lafayette Road
• Consideration of minutes from December 6, 2023

Conservation Commission

The commission will review a town wetlands permit application for a smaller swimming pool at 31 Alexander Dr. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the New Hampshire Salt Marsh Plan and the NOAA Climate Resilience Regional Challenge Grant.

• Town Wetlands Permit application for 31 Alexander Dr
• Proposed 15 sq ft reduction in impervious surface within the buffer at 31 Alexander Dr
• Discussion of New Hampshire Salt Marsh Plan
• Discussion of NOAA Climate Resilience Regional Challenge Grant
• Update on Quinlan Lane fence damage reimbursement

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will meet to discuss the SAU 90 budget and warrant articles. A final vote may be taken if committee members are prepared and all questions are answered.

• SAU 90 budget and warrant article review and potential vote

Select Board

The Select Board will hold a public hearing on a $2.5 million bond for sewer improvements in the Ross Avenue, Kentville Terrace, and Charles Street area. The board will also consider accepting land parcels for town forest, a police grant of $20,690, and a letter opposing HB 1479. Other items include appointments, a donation, and a Grist Mill fund expenditure.

• Public hearing on $2,500,000 bond for sewer improvements on Ross Avenue, Kentville Terrace, and Charles Street
• Acceptance of three parcels for Town Forest: Marston Woodland (3 acres), land off Barbour Road (2.32 acres and 10 acres)
• Police Department grant acceptance of $20,690 from State of New Hampshire
• Grist Mill Fund expenditure of $313.47 for solar lighting
• Discussion of HB 1479 opposition letter

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will review warrant articles and hold a final discussion and potential vote on the 2024 Operating Budget. If the committee is not prepared to vote, the discussion will continue on January 2, 2024.

• Review of warrant articles
• Final discussion and potential vote on the 2024 Operating Budget

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is a routine monthly meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct. The agenda includes presentations from Lisa Martineau and Denise Brown on marketing, and Linda Gebhart from the Beach Beautification Committee. The board will also handle old business, new business, approval of minutes, and public comments.

• Presentation by Lisa Martineau and Denise Brown on marketing
• Presentation by Linda Gebhart from the Beach Beautification Committee
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting
• Public comment period

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on December 12, 2023, to consider a continued petition for a variance to install a cell tower at 17 R Barbour Rd. The board will also approve minutes from four prior meetings. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Continued petition 25-23 by Eileen Goodwin for variance from Article XVI, Sections 16.1 and 16.2 for cell tower installation at 17 R Barbour Rd (Map 111, Lot 1, RA Zone)
• Approval of minutes for October 19, 2023
• Approval of minutes for October 24, 2023
• Approval of minutes for November 16, 2023
• Approval of minutes for November 20, 2023

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a public hearing to accept and expend unanticipated funds, including $66,349.73 for bridge maintenance and additional Supplemental Block Grant Aid. The board will also receive updates from Aquarion Water and the Master Plan Implementation Committee, and consider an appointment to the Seacoast Commission on Drinking Water.

• Public hearing on $66,349.73 from House Bill 2 for municipally owned bridges
• Public hearing on Supplemental Block Grant Aid funds of $10,000 or more
• Quarterly update from Carl McMoran, Aquarion Water
• Master Plan Implementation Committee update
• Appointment of Ward Galanis to Seacoast Commission on Long-term Goals and Requirement for Drinking Water

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to handle routine business and several property-related items. The commission will discuss a response to new NH DOT interpretive panels, a possible solution for the Blacksmith shop, replacing exterior lighting on the Grist Mill building, and a demolition permit discussion.

• Discussion of response to new NH DOT interpretive panels
• Possible solution for Blacksmith shop
• Replacement of exterior lighting on Grist Mill building
• Demolition permit discussion

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on four zoning amendments, including updates to floodplain management standards, new definitions for affordable and workforce housing, and allowing alternative treatment centers (cannabis dispensaries) in certain districts. The board will also review several site-specific applications, including a driveway appeal, a condominium conversion, a wetlands permit, a lot line adjustment, and a subdivision. One application was withdrawn, and three others are requesting continuations.

• Floodplain ordinance update: new definitions, higher standards for critical facilities, utility elevation, and reduced RV stay from 180 to 120 days
• Zoning amendment to allow alternative treatment centers (cannabis) along Lafayette Road, in Industrial district, Town Center-North, and Interstate Corridor Overlay
• 23-042: Driveway permit appeal at 38 Kings Highway
• 23-043: Condominium conversion at 18 Highland Avenue
• 23-044: Wetlands permit to replace home at 8 Willow Lane

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will receive updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District. The meeting includes a revenue and tax presentation and reviews of several municipal department budgets.

• Revenue and tax presentation by Kristi Pulliam and Jamie Sullivan
• Budget review for Planning
• Budget review for Building Dept
• Budget review for Town Clerk and Tax Collector
• Budget review for Library and Parks and Recreation

Planning Board

The committee will evaluate survey results regarding 'Year 1' priorities. Members will also discuss next steps and establish goals for 2024.

• Evaluation of 'Year 1' priority survey results
• Discussion of 2024 goals
• Consideration of October 25, 2023, minutes

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review a wetlands permit application and discuss updates to local conservation projects.

• Review of 8 Willow Lane (23-044) Town Wetlands Permit
• Update on Hampton Victory Garden
• Reimbursement for Quinlan Lane fence damage

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hear updates on the 2024 property revaluation from MRI Contract Assessors, review monthly financials from the Finance Director, and consider bids for solid waste and recycling services. The meeting also includes a public comment period, approval of minutes, and discussion of tax rate and warrant articles.

• Revaluation update from MRI Contract Assessors
• Monthly financials from Finance Director Kristi Pulliam
• Solid waste disposal services bid 2023-014
• Recycling waste disposal services bid 2023-015
• Solid waste and recycling hauling services bid 2023-019

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board is meeting to review the 2024 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) updates, including summaries of town projects and school projects from SAU90 and SAU21. The agenda also includes next steps for the CIP process. This is a discussion and planning session, not a final decision-making meeting.

• 2024 CIP update – summary of town projects
• 2024 CIP update – summary of school projects (SAU90 and SAU21)
• Next steps for the CIP

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider a continued petition from Hulkster, LLC, 48-52 High St, LLC and Ultimate Warrior, LLC. The applicants are seeking variances from specific dimensional standards and use requirements for the Town Center-Historic District.

• Variance request for 495 Lafayette Rd, 48-52 High St, and 8 Dearborn Ave
• Approval of October 19, 2023 minutes
• Approval of October 24, 2023 minutes

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on November 16, 2023, to consider 12 petitions for variances from zoning ordinances. Items include a continued petition for a cell tower variance, multiple requests for non-conforming use and wetland-related variances, and dimensional relief for properties across various zones. The board will also vote on a one-year extension of a prior approval and approve minutes from previous meetings.

• Continued petition 25-23 for a cell tower variance at 17 R Barbour Rd (Map 111, Lot 1, RA zone)
• Petition 40-23 for non-conforming use and wetland prohibited use variances at 43 Nudd Ave (Map 274, Lot 155, BS zone)
• Petition 44-23 for open space buffer variance at 476-480 High St (Map 167, Lot 3, RB/RA zones)
• Petition 49-23 for Town Center-Historic District use and dimensional variances at 495 Lafayette Rd, 48-52 High St, and 8 Dearborn Ave (TC-H and B zones)
• Request for one-year extension of ZBA approval (to Dec 16, 2024) for 28 Emerald Ave (Map 222, Lot 38, RB zone)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold continued and new public hearings, including a request to continue a telecom tower proposal at 17 & 17R Barbour Road to December 6, 2023. The board will also consider five zoning ordinance amendments covering definitions, accessory dwelling units, accessible parking, multi-family grilling areas, and building permit thresholds. These items are under discussion and may be approved, modified, or continued.

• Continued hearing for 150-foot monopole tower at 17 & 17R Barbour Road (Vertex Towers LLC)
• Zoning amendment to add definition of 'Family'
• Zoning amendment to modify accessory dwelling unit requirements, including parking reduction to one space
• New section on accessible parking spaces for the disabled
• Amendment to require outdoor grilling areas for multi-family dwellings

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is meeting to review budget proposals for several municipal departments. Discussions will include the Fire, Police, Emergency Management, Animal Control, and Parking Administration budgets.

• Fire Budget review with Chief McMahon and Deputy Chief Paine
• Emergency Management budget review with Chief McMahon
• Police Budget review with Chief Reno
• Animal Control budget review with Chief Reno
• Parking Administration budget review with Chief Reno

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold its regular meeting, covering routine approvals, appointments, and several action items. Key decisions include consent agenda items on property leases, a donation, and bids for town services, as well as new business on warrant articles and funding requests.

• 12 Q Street lease termination and new leased land lease
• Donation of $500 from Hampton Police Association for tree lighting
• Award of chemical, landfill monitoring, and snow removal bids
• SAU 90 Channel 8 cable franchise funding request for $20,000
• 2024 Selectmen's meeting dates and Justice Assistance Grant award

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will meet to review budget proposals for several municipal departments. Discussions will include the Fire, Police, Emergency Management, Animal Control, and Parking Administration budgets.

• Fire Budget review with Chief McMahon and Deputy Chief Paine
• Emergency Management review with Chief McMahon
• Police Budget review with Chief Reno
• Animal Control review with Chief Reno
• Parking Administration review with Chief Reno

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is a routine monthly meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct. The agenda includes reports from the Hampton Beach Area Commission and Beautification Committee, an update on the Community Center, old and new business, approval of minutes, and public comment. No specific votes, dollar amounts, or action items are listed.

• Hampton Beach Area Commission report
• Beautification Committee report
• Community Center update

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will meet to receive updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District. The session includes a review of the 2023 approved budget tax impact and an overview of the 2024 budget.

• 2023 approved budget tax impact
• 2024 budget overview
• September financials review

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including public comment, approval of draft minutes, and updates on ongoing programs. They will discuss the House Marker Project, the Whatz It-Wherezit Map of Hampton, and the NH Black Heritage Trail, and consider old business regarding the HHS Fall Festival.

• Approval of draft minutes from 9/5/23
• House Marker Project: new applications and display in town office lobby
• Whatz It-Wherezit Map of Hampton: development, support, distribution
• NH Black Heritage Trail: letter sent
• Old business: HHS Fall Festival

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on six new applications, mostly for wetland permits involving home elevations, bank stabilization, a pool, and a restoration, plus a condominium conversion. It will also consider continuing two existing wetland permit hearings to December and discuss proposed 2024 zoning articles.

• Wetlands permit to raise dwelling at 191 Island Path for FEMA compliance
• Wetlands permit to elevate structure at 3 Wall Street
• Wetlands permit for bank stabilization at 571 Winnacunnet Road (Eel Creek)
• Condominium conversion of 3 units at 4 Page Lane with waiver request
• Discussion of 2024 proposed zoning articles

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a non-public session before the public meeting. The board will review the final budget, approve a cemetery deed transfer, and hear the Hampton Beach Area Commission's annual report.

• Final budget review
• Cemetery deed transfer to Tracey Emerick & Tracey Emerick Boies
• Hampton Beach Area Commission 2023 annual report presentation
• Monthly financials from Finance Director Kristi Pulliam

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission is meeting to organize for the 2023-24 term, adopt prior meeting minutes, and discuss old and new business. Key items include distribution of the Master Plan Report, updates on the State Park Study, and formation of a subcommittee for sustainable revenue. The agenda is largely procedural and discussion-oriented, with no major decisions or contracts listed.

• Adoption of June 22 and June 29 minutes
• Distribution of Master Plan Report
• Appointment for State Park Study – Commissioners Preston and Bushway
• Compensation for HBAC Assistant
• Formation of subcommittee for sustainable revenue

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will review survey results and prioritize 'innovative' and 'collaborative' action items from the town's master plan. They will also assign tasks for the next meeting to review preliminary prioritization results. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or contracts listed.

• Review survey results on innovative and collaborative action items
• Prioritize action items for master plan implementation
• Assign review of preliminary prioritization for next meeting
• Consider minutes from September 27, 2023

Conservation Commission

The commission will review multiple applications for residential construction, home elevations, and bank stabilization. The meeting also includes a quarterly financial report and updates on the Town Forest Warrant Article.

• Wetlands permit for demolition and new construction at 43 Nudd Ave
• Home elevation to meet FEMA floodplain requirements at 191 Island Path
• Bank stabilization for Eel Creek behind Sandpiper Bay Condominium units 1-4
• Removal of unpermitted addition and deck at 140 Kings Hwy Unit 9
• Review of Vertex Tower wetland delineation at 17R Barbour Rd

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a continued hearing on a petition for a variance to install a cell tower at 17 R Barbour Rd. The applicant seeks relief from Article XVI, Sections 16.1 and 16.2 of the zoning ordinance. The meeting is scheduled for October 24, 2024, at 7:00 PM in the Selectmen's Meeting Room.

• Continued petition for variance for cell tower installation at 17 R Barbour Rd. (Map 111, Lot 1) in the RA Zone
• Relief sought from Article XVI, Sections 16.1 and 16.2 of the zoning ordinance

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to review budgets for the Conservation Commission and Department of Public Works, including dune grass plantings and a Bicentennial Wall update. They will also consider appointments, a donation, and parade licenses.

• Budget review: Conservation dune grass plantings east of Beach Plum Way
• Budget review: DPW Bicentennial Wall update
• Donation: $1,000 from Service Credit Union to Parks and Recreation
• Parade licenses: Holiday Parade 12/2, Veteran's Day Ceremonies 11/11, Wreaths Across America 12/16
• Appointments: Finance Director Kristi Pulliam and Parks and Recreation Director Rene Boudreau

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on 10 petitions, including a continued cell tower variance request and an appeal of an administrative HVAC decision. Several cases involve variances for non-conforming lots, dimensional requirements, and wetland setbacks. The board will also approve minutes from two prior meetings.

• Continued petition for cell tower variance at 17 R Barbour Rd (Map 111, Lot 1) continued to Oct 24
• Appeal of HVAC system installation decision at unspecified address by Janulewicz Family Revocable Trust (46 Nudd Ave)
• Variance requests for non-conforming lots and dimensional requirements at 559 Winnacunnet Rd, 22 Kings Hwy, 5 13th St/125 Kings Hwy, 8 Willow Lane, 30 Perkins Ave, 338 High St, 22 Mill Pond Lane
• Variance from open space buffer requirement at 476-480 High St (Map 107, Lot 3)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board is meeting to continue public hearings, consider minutes, and discuss the 2024 proposed zoning articles. They will also review a temporary transitional outdoor dining permit application for private property. The agenda is mostly procedural, with these two items as the main substantive discussions.

• Discussion of 2024 Proposed Zoning Articles
• Temporary Transitional Outdoor Dining Permit Application for Private Property
• Continued public hearings
• Consideration of minutes from October 4, 2023

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to review the investment performance of the town's funds, along with old and new business. The agenda is largely routine, with no specific decisions or proposals listed beyond the standard review and public comment period.

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

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to receive updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, and to review the completion schedule and capital outlays from approved warrant articles. They will also discuss special revenue funds and August financials.

• Update on completion schedule and capital outlays from approved warrant articles
• Questions on special revenue funds
• Questions/comments on August financials
• Acceptance of September 19, 2023 minutes

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will hold a public comment period, approve minutes, and review consent agenda items including a cemetery deed and park donations. The main business is a bond approval for Apex 188, LLC at 188 Winnacunnet Road for $747,954.97. Budget reviews with police and fire chiefs are also scheduled.

• Bond approval for Apex 188, LLC at 188 Winnacunnet Road for $747,954.97
• Cemetery deed transfer to Robert & Karen Hynick
• Parks & Recreation donation of $30.00 for tennis courts from Georgeou
• Donation of one Weeping Willow Cherry Tree from Dee Hassen valued at $140.00
• Budget reviews with Police, ACO, Parking, and Fire/EMS chiefs

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is a routine monthly meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct. The agenda consists of standard procedural items including call to order, pledge, old and new business, approval of minutes, and public comment. No specific decisions or substantive discussions are listed.

• Meredith Collins and Patrick Murphy (DNCR) are listed as speakers
• Representative Chris Muns is listed as a speaker
• Amanda Moreault (Entertainment Wrap Up) is listed as a speaker

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to discuss ongoing programs, including new house marker applications, a possible plaque for the town office, and the 'What is It - Where is It' map of Hampton. They will also review next steps for the NH Black Heritage Trail, including monumentation location and narrative, and receive updates on a joint meeting with HHS. The meeting includes public comment, approval of minutes, and announcements about the Fall Festival.

• New applications for house markers
• Possible plaque for town office
• NH Black Heritage Trail: monumentation location and narrative
• Development and support for 'What is It - Where is It' map of Hampton
• Update on joint meeting with HHS

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on two applications: a 150-foot telecommunications tower at 17 & 17R Barbour Road and a lot line adjustment at 1 & 3 Estherbrook Way. The board will also consider minutes from September 20, 2023, and correspondence about Rockingham Planning Commission dues.

• Public hearing for 150-foot monopole tower (156 feet with lightning rod) at 17 & 17R Barbour Road, with waivers for stormwater, landscaping, traffic impact, and NEPA evaluation
• Public hearing for lot line adjustment at 1 & 3 Estherbrook Way, no net change in lot area
• Consideration of minutes from September 20, 2023
• Correspondence regarding Rockingham Planning Commission dues for 2024

Select Board

The Select Board will review the MS-535 Financial Report of the 2022 Budget and hold budget reviews for multiple town departments including Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Library, and others. The meeting also includes public comment, approval of minutes, a consent agenda with a cemetery deed and a special event permit, and the Town Manager's report.

• MS-535 Financial Report of 2022 Budget
• Budget reviews for Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Library, Conservation, Recreation, Planning, Building, Personnel, HR, Cemetery, Welfare, Assessing, Finance, General Government
• Cemetery Deed: Black, Penny I-4/3/4/1-4, Guglielmo, Karen I-3/11/1/3
• Special Event Permit: 935 Ocean Open House Food Truck

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on several petitions, including a cell tower variance, a short-term rental special exception, and multiple variance requests for non-conforming lots and dimensional relief. Several items are continued to October 19, 2023. The board will also consider a motion for rehearing and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Variance for cell tower installation at 17 R Barbour Rd (continued to Oct 19)
• Special exception for short-term rental at 65 Tide Mill Rd
• Variance for non-conforming lot and wetland use at 559 Winnacunnet Rd (continued to Oct 19)
• Variance for non-conforming lot and dimensional requirements at 22 Kings Hwy (continued to Oct 19)
• Variance for non-conforming lot, impervious coverage, and stacked parking at 16 Thorwald Ave

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee is meeting to continue prioritizing action items from the town's master plan. They will review survey results and prioritize 'Innovative' and 'Collaborative' items, and continue work on 'Resilient' items. The meeting is a working session with no final decisions expected.

• Continued prioritization of 'Resilient' action items
• Survey results and prioritization of 'Innovative' and 'Collaborative' action items
• Assignment for next meeting
• Consideration of minutes from August 23, 2023

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review the Summer Conservation Monitoring Review and a draft conservation easement and stewardship plan from the New Hampshire Liquor Commission. The meeting also includes discussions regarding hunting signs and selecting a proposal for a pond ecological assessment.

• Review of 2023 Summer Conservation Monitoring Review
• Review of NH Liquor Commission Draft Conservation Easement and Stewardship Plan
• Selection of Pond Ecological Assessment Proposal
• Verification of 17R Barbour Rd. Wetland Delineation

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will consider approving the Capital Improvement Plan, accepting a cybersecurity grant from NHDES, and authorizing a grinder purchase for the wastewater treatment plant. They will also appoint Kristi Pulliam as Acting Town Manager and review monthly financials.

• Capital Improvement Plan approval
• NHDES Cyber Security Grant acceptance
• Wastewater Development Charge Account purchase of grinder for the Press at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Appointment of Kristi Pulliam as Acting Town Manager
• Cemetery deed for William & Elaine Ritchie (7A/A/1/1A)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on 10 petitions, including continued cases for a cell tower variance at 17 R Barbour Rd and a short-term rental special exception at 65 Tide Mill Rd. Other items involve dimensional, parking, and non-conforming lot variances for properties across town. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Continued petition for cell tower variance at 17 R Barbour Rd (Map 111, Lot 1)
• Continued petition for short-term rental special exception at 65 Tide Mill Rd (Map 241, Lot 6)
• Variance for wetland prohibited use and dimensional requirements at 559 Winnacunnet Rd (Map 223, Lot 167)
• Variance for open space buffer at 476-480 High St (Map 107, Lot 3)
• Approval of minutes from July 20 and August 17, 2023

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board is holding public information sessions on a housing opportunity grant project and a floodplain management ordinance update. The board will also discuss proposed 2024 zoning articles. No new or continued public hearings are listed, and the agenda includes routine items like minutes approval and correspondence.

• Public information session on Hampton's Housing Conversation (HOP Grant Project)
• Public information session on Floodplain Management Ordinance Update (Flood Smart Seacoast Project)
• Discussion of 2024 Proposed Zoning Articles
• Consideration of minutes from September 6, 2023

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to review updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, along with a 2022 budget update and a review of special revenue funds. They will also discuss May-July financials. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions listed.

• 2022 budget update presented by Mariah Curtis
• Review of special revenue funds: conservation commission, cemetery, sewer connector, police forfeiture
• Questions and comments on May-July financials

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is the monthly meeting agenda for the Hampton Beach Village District. The agenda lists standard procedural items including call to order, pledge of allegiance, old and new business, public comments, and approval of minutes. No specific decisions, proposals, or dollar amounts are listed, so the meeting appears to be routine procedural business.

• Marketing update by Denise and Lisa
• Old business
• New business
• Public comments
• Approval of minutes

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission is meeting to review proposals for an ecological assessment. The agenda contains only this single substantive item, with no other business listed.

• Review of ecological assessment proposals

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a regular meeting with updates on the 24 North Shore Road project and parking concerns on Mill Road and High Street. They will also consider consent agenda items including cemetery deeds and supplemental property tax warrants. The meeting includes public comment and a report from the Parks & Recreation Director.

• 24 North Shore Road update
• Parking issues on Mill Road and High Street
• Cemetery deeds: Jane D. Adams and Towle Family Revocable Trust
• 2023-04 and 2023-05 Supplemental Property Tax Warrants
• Parks & Recreation Director report including Hampton HUB update

The Board approved two supplemental property tax warrants and a consent agenda including cemetery deeds. They also accepted a donation for a park flagpole and authorized temporary no-parking signs on High Street due to construction. The Board heard a planning update on the proposed 'Hampton HUB' facility.

• Approved minutes of August 28, 2023 (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including cemetery deeds and supplemental property tax warrants 2023-04 and 2023-05 (5-0-0)
• Approved acceptance of $1,876.43 donation from The Beachside Inn for Bi-centennial Park flagpole repair (5-0-0)
• Approved continuing Friday town office closing hour at 2:00 p.m. (5-0-0)
• Approved DPW posting no parking signs on High St. from Mill Road to Mill Pond Lane during construction (5-0-0)

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to discuss updates on the 'What Is It - Where Is It' map of Hampton and the next steps for the NH Black Heritage Trail, including monument location and narrative. The agenda also includes public comment, approval of minutes, and routine announcements.

• NH Black Heritage Trail: next steps and monumentation location in Hampton
• What Is It - Where Is It Map of Hampton: development and support
• Public comment period
• Approval of draft minutes

The Commission reviewed the status of the house marker program and the upcoming 'What is it? Where is it?' historic points of interest brochure. No formal votes were taken on new business, and the approval of the July 6, 2023 minutes was deferred.

• Deferred approval of July 6, 2023 minutes
• Proposed marker display in Town Hall lobby (pending Town Manager discussion)
• Confirmed library trustees approved Black Heritage Trail marker placement facing Winnacunnet Rd

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on several applications, including two driveway permit appeals, a condominium conversion, and wetland permits. One application is withdrawn, and two are requested to be continued to November 1, 2023. The board will also consider minutes and discuss upcoming public information sessions.

• 23-030: Driveway permit appeal at 16 Duston Avenue (denied for width and parking loss)
• 23-032: Condo conversion at 180 Kings Highway with waiver request
• 23-033: Driveway permit appeal at 901 Ocean Boulevard (36-ft width proposed)
• 23-034: Wetlands permit at 43 Nudd Avenue (requested continuance to Nov 1)
• 22-039: Wetlands permit at 7 & 9 Gill Street (withdrawn)

The Board denied a driveway permit appeal for 16 Duston Avenue, requiring the width be reduced to 24 feet. It approved a condominium conversion and a detailed plan waiver for 180 Kings Highway. Two other applications were continued to November 1, 2023.

• Denied Driveway Permit Appeal for 16 Duston Avenue (6-0-0)
• Approved Condominium Conversion for 180 Kings Highway (6-0-0)
• Approved waiver of detailed plans for 180 Kings Highway (6-0-0)
• Continued 43 Nudd Avenue application to November 1, 2023 (6-0-0)
• Continued 514 High Street application to November 1, 2023 (6-0-0)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a public hearing and vote on increasing fees for certain Transfer Station items, including air conditioners, dehumidifiers, fire extinguishers, propane tanks, toilets, and tubs. The board will also consider a veterans' credit, parade and vendor permits for the Seafood Festival, a contract assessor appointment, and a lease change for 4 M Street. Other items include a monthly financial report, a special event permit for the Smuttynose Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival, and declaring a cemetery truck surplus.

• Public hearing on Transfer Station fee increases: ACs $15, dehumidifiers $15, fire extinguishers $5, propane tanks $5-$40, toilets $5, tubs $5
• 2023 Veterans' Credit for John Karmen
• Parade and Public Gathering License for Seafood Festival 9/8-9/10
• Termination and new lease for leased land at 4 M Street
• Smuttynose Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival parade license and special events permit

The Select Board approved a new fee schedule for Transfer Station disposal items and authorized several event permits. The board also approved the surplus of a cemetery truck and the 2023 Veterans' Credit.

• Approved Transfer Station fee increases (5-0-0)
• Approved August 14, 2023 minutes (4-0-1)
• Approved Consent Agenda including 2023 Veterans' Credit and Seafood Festival licenses (5-0-0)
• Authorized Town Manager to approve additional Seafood Fest permits (5-0-0)
• Approved Smuttynose Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival licenses and permits (5-0-0)
• Approved declaring the old cemetery truck as surplus property (5-0-0)

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee (PRC) will meet to review a site plan and conditional use permit application from Vertex Towers LLC for a 150-foot telecommunications tower at 17 & 17R Barbour Road. The applicant seeks waivers for stormwater, landscaping, traffic impact, and NEPA evaluation requirements. Public comment is not allowed at this PRC meeting but is welcome at the Planning Board meetings on the first and third Wednesdays.

• 150-ft monopole tower (156-ft to lightning rod) in 60x60 ft fenced compound
• Conditional use permit for telecommunications facility in Groundwater Protection District
• Waiver requests: Stormwater Management Plan, Landscaping Plan, Traffic Impact Analysis, NEPA evaluation
• Applicant: Vertex Towers LLC; Owners: Eileen Goodwin (Lot 1-1) & John Goodwin (Lot 1-2)

The Plan Review Committee conducted a technical review of a site plan and conditional use permit application for a monopole tower. No decisions were made during this meeting, as the committee's role is to advise the Planning Board and review compliance.

• No decisions made; meeting was for technical review only

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will continue prioritizing 'Connected' action items and begin prioritizing 'Resilient' action items based on survey results. The committee will also consider minutes from the July 26 meeting. This is a working session focused on evaluating and prioritizing action items from the master plan.

• Continued prioritization of 'Connected' action items
• Survey results and prioritization of 'Resilient' action items
• Assignment for next meeting
• Consideration of minutes from July 26, 2023

The committee unanimously accepted its administrative procedure document. Members spent the remainder of the meeting reviewing and assigning preliminary priority years to various Master Plan action items related to housing, downtown revitalization, parks, and transportation.

• Approved MPIC Administrative Procedure (Unanimous)

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission will review a dredge and fill permit for 23 Dumas Ave, discuss budget planning, and hear from NHDES on living shorelines.

• Review of 23 Dumas Ave NHDES Standard Dredge & Fill Application (Derick Hasbrouck)
• Discussion of 2024 Budget
• NHDES Coastal Program Presentation on Living Shorelines

The Commission approved the 2024 budget and a dredging and fill application for 23 Dumas Ave. Members also authorized spending for a Car Barn Pond sign and a photo contest prize.

• Approved NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill Application for 23 Dumas Ave (6-0-0)
• Approved 2024 budget as drafted (6-0-0)
• Authorized up to $500 for Car Barn Pond sign with graffiti-proof laminate (6-0-0)
• Approved $100 payment to SHEA for photo contest prize (6-0-0)
• Accepted July 25, 2023 minutes (4-0-2)
• Accepted July 31, 2023 minutes (4-0-2)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on seven petitions, including requests for special exceptions for short-term rentals, a variance for an in-home preschool, a cell tower installation, and several dimensional and parking variances. The board will also approve minutes from its July 20 meeting. All items are under consideration; no final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Special exception for short-term rental at 24 North Shore Rd (Map 131, Lot 8)
• Special exception for short-term rental at 65 Tide Mill Rd (Map 241, Lot 6)
• Variance for in-home preschool at 23 Thomsen Rd (Map 163, Lot 13)
• Variance for cell tower at 17 Barbour Rd (Map 111, Lot 1)
• Variance for dimensional and parking requirements at 15-17 Manchester St (Map 290, Lot 60)

The Board denied a special exception for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road, finding the property did not meet the required burden of proof for pre-existing non-conforming use. A petition for an in-home preschool at 23 Thomsen Rd was withdrawn by the applicant. A cell tower installation petition for 17 R Barbour Rd was continued due to notification errors.

• Denied pre-existing non-conforming use for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road (4-0-1)
• Denied Special Exception for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road (4-0-1)
• Approved withdrawal without prejudice of in-home preschool petition for 23 Thomsen Rd (5-0)
• Continued Petition 23-23 for 65 Tide Mill Road until next meeting (5-0)
• Continued cell tower installation petition for 17 R Barbour Rd until next month

Planning Board

The Board approved adding a Coastal Resilience and Environment Update to the Hampton Beach Area Master Plan and the Town Master Plan. Members also reviewed updated housing data and appointed a new representative to CHAT. The 2024 Planning Board budget was discussed and supported by the board.

• Adopted Coastal Resilience and Environment Update to the Hampton Beach Area Master Plan (5-0-0)
• Approved minutes of August 2, 2023 (5-0-0)
• Appointed Ward Galanis as representative to CHAT (5-0-0)

Select Board

The Board will receive quarterly reports from the DPW Director, Fire Chief, and Aquarion Water, and discuss a citizen petition regarding Acadia Avenue. The consent agenda includes cemetery deeds, appointments, entertainment licenses, and parade permits.

• Quarterly report from DPW Director Jen Hale
• Quarterly report from Fire Chief Michael McMahon
• Discussion of 2023 Hampton Beach Seafood Festival use of municipal parking lots
• Citizen's petition concerning Acadia Avenue
• Consent agenda items: cemetery deed, entertainment license for Aces and Eights Casino, parade licenses for 9/11 monument rededication and Seafood Festival 5k

The Board approved the purchase of a new ambulance and a change to a diesel engine for another vehicle. A new stop sign was approved for the intersection of Emerald and Acadia. The Board also approved a consent agenda including various licenses and appointments.

• Approved purchase of ambulance from Sugarloaf not to exceed $369,196.99 (4-0-0)
• Approved change order for ambulance engine from gas to diesel (4-0-0)
• Approved installation of stop sign at Emerald and Acadia (4-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including entertainment licenses and board appointments (4-0-0)
• Approved July 24 public session minutes (4-0-0)
• Approved July 24 non-public session minutes and unsealed the record (4-0-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is a procedural-only meeting agenda for the Hampton Beach Village Precinct. The agenda lists standard items including call to order, pledge of allegiance, old and new business, public comments, and approval of minutes, but contains no specific proposals, votes, or discussion topics.

The board approved the minutes from the July 12, 2023, meeting. Members received updates on summer entertainment events, beautification efforts, and upcoming family activities. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved July 12, 2023, meeting minutes (3-0)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 63 Langdale Drive and a wetlands permit for bank stabilization at 10 & 14 Sapphire Avenue. It will also consider continuing a wetlands permit hearing for 514 High Street to September 6, and a one-year extension for site plan approval at 157 High Street. The agenda includes routine items like minutes approval and correspondence.

• Conditional Use Permit for 1,080 sq ft second-story ADU at 63 Langdale Drive
• Wetlands permit (after-the-fact) to remove rip rap and install stabilization at 10 & 14 Sapphire Avenue, with fee waiver request
• Continued wetlands permit hearing for 514 High Street (breezeway, deck, garage addition) – applicant requests continuation to September 6
• Request for one-year extension of site plan conditional approval at 157 High Street

The Planning Board approved a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit and a wetlands permit for bank stabilization. The board also granted a fee waiver and a site plan extension.

• Approved conditional use permit for 1,080 sq ft ADU at 63 Langdale Drive (7-0-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 10 & 14 Sapphire Avenue with condition of no unnecessary impact below riprap (7-0-0)
• Approved fee waiver request for 10 & 14 Sapphire Avenue (7-0-0)
• Approved one-year site plan conditional approval extension for 157 High Street until September 1, 2024 (7-0-0)
• Continued hearing for 514 High Street to September 6, 2023 (6-0-1)
• Approved July 19, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0-0)

Conservation Commission

The Commission is reviewing an application from the New Hampshire Liquor Commission to amend an existing wetlands permit (NHDES File # 931759). The request seeks to modify and replace the existing conservation covenant for a project that has already been constructed.

• Permit amendment for I95 Northbound Liquor Store NHDES File # 931759

The Conservation Commission voted to send a letter to NHDES not opposing permit 2023-01612 for the I-95 Northbound Liquor Store project. In exchange, the NHLC will provide a replacement conservation easement and a $300,000 payment to the Town of Hampton Conservation Fund.

• Approved motion to send letter to NHDES not opposing NHLC permit 2023-01612 (6-1)

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee (PRC) is meeting to review a site plan and condominium conversion application for 476 High Street, which would convert four existing multi-family buildings (15 dwelling units total) into condominiums and modify the parking lot. The applicant, Swatana Properties, LLC, is also requesting a waiver from Section V.E (Detailed Plans). The public may attend but cannot comment at this meeting; comments are reserved for the Planning Board meetings on the first and third Wednesdays.

• Site plan and condominium conversion for 476 High Street (Map 167, Lot 3)
• Conversion of 15 dwelling units across four buildings into condominiums
• Parking lot modification proposed
• Waiver request for Section V.E (Detailed Plans)

The committee reviewed a proposal to convert four multi-family buildings into 15 condominiums and modify the parking lot. No formal votes were taken, but the Town Planner noted the applicant will likely need a zoning variance for parking spaces within the open space buffer.

• Determined no further Plan Review Committee meetings are required for 476 High Street
• Identified need for a zoning variance regarding non-conformity of parking spaces in the open space buffer
• Requested correction of Sheet C2 certification which incorrectly listed the 'Town of Rye'

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee (MPIC) will discuss and possibly refine preliminary results from a survey on implementation, vibrant, and connected goals, and assign tasks for the next meeting. They will also follow up on administrative procedures and consider the minutes from the June 28, 2023 meeting.

• Follow-up on MPIC Administrative Procedure
• Review of survey results on Implementation, Vibrant, and Connected
• Discussion and possible refinement of preliminary action item evaluation
• Assignment for next meeting
• Consideration of minutes from June 28, 2023

The Master Plan Implementation Committee (MPIC) unanimously accepted its administrative procedure. Members began reviewing and assigning priority years to action items across the Implementation, Vibrant, and Connected categories of the Master Plan.

• Approved MPIC Administrative Procedure (Unanimous)

Conservation Commission

The commission will review an after-the-fact wetlands permit for 10-14 Sapphire Ave regarding bank stabilization. The agenda also includes reviewing the scope of work for the Grist Mill and Ice Pond RFP.

• After-the-fact wetlands permit for 10-14 Sapphire Ave to remove rip-rap and install stabilization items
• Review of scope of work for Grist Mill and Ice Pond RFP
• Discussion of flood risk disclosure questions
• Quarterly Treasurer Reports

The Conservation Commission recommended approval of an after-the-fact Town Wetland Permit for bank stabilization at 10-14 Sapphire Ave. The board also voted to notify NHDES that it does not oppose the project's state permit.

• Approved June 27th minutes (5-0-0)
• Recommended After the Fact Town Wetland Permit for 10-14 Sapphire Ave (4-0-1)
• Voted to send letter to NHDES not opposing wetlands permit for 10-14 Sapphire Ave (4-0-1)

Select Board

The Board will discuss and potentially approve a final bond release of $64,937.00 for Loy Drive, along with a veterans tax credit approval and residential parking sticker issues. The agenda also includes public comment, approval of prior meeting minutes, and a consent agenda with tax abatement and property tax warrant items.

• Loy Drive Bond Release (Final) for $64,937.00
• Veteran's Tax Credit RSA 72:33,I-a Approval
• Residential Parking Stickers Issues
• 2022 RSA 76:21 Abatement Request for 515 Winnacunnet Road, Unit 6
• 2023-03 'Supplemental' 2023 Property Tax Warrant

The Board approved a $7,300 expenditure for wastewater flow meters and accepted federal Clean Water Act funds for the King's Highway Improvement Project. Other actions included approving a bond release for Loy Drive and authorizing a new 'No Parking' sign on Mill Road.

• Approved $7,300 for wastewater flow meter replacement from WW Development Charge Fund (5-0-0)
• Approved acceptance of Federal Clean Water Act funds for King's Highway Improvement Project (5-0-0)
• Approved Loy Drive Final Bond Release for $64,937.00 (5-0-0)
• Approved issuance of resident parking sticker for Nicole Perry (5-0-0)
• Approved 'No Parking' signage at Mill Road path to Marston School (5-0-0)
• Approved Veteran's Tax Credit RSA 72:33,I-a (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including 2022 abatement request and 2023 property tax warrant (5-0-0)
• Approved minutes from June 29 and July 10, 2023 (4-0-1 and 5-0-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on five petitions, including a continued request for a special exception to allow short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road and several variance requests for property expansions and modifications. The board will also consider a one-year extension of a prior approval for Zoo Properties at 144 Ashworth Ave/6 Riverview Terrace.

• Continued petition for special exception to allow short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road (Map 131, Lot 8, RA Zone)
• Equitable waiver of dimensional requirements for building at 1062 Ocean Blvd (Map 98, Lot 34/1, RA Zone)
• Variance for addition to existing building at 63 Langdale Drive (Map 87, Lot 26, RA Zone)
• Variance to raise and move house at 191 Island Path (Map 280, Lot 52, RCS Zone)
• Variance to remove structure and build two dwelling units at 1 Dumas Avenue (Map 256, Lot 1, RA Zone)

The Board approved a time extension for a project at 144 Ashworth Ave. A petition for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road was continued to August after the Board discussed the existence of an accessory dwelling unit and special exception criteria.

• Approved extension to January 19, 2024 for 144 Ashworth Ave/6 Riverview Terrace (5-0)
• Continued Petition 17-23 (24 North Shore Road short-term rental request) to August 2023 meeting

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board is holding a preconstruction meeting on site for a proposed expansion of Wally's Pub at 144 Ashworth Avenue. The project includes a new four-season addition with additional bathrooms, dining space, and improved air flow. This is a preliminary discussion, not a final decision.

• Preconstruction meeting for 144 Ashworth Avenue
• Expansion of Wally's Pub restaurant
• New four-season addition
• Additional bathrooms and dining space

Town officials and project representatives met to review requirements for the restaurant expansion at 144 Ashworth Avenue. No formal votes were taken; the meeting focused on conditions that must be met before a building permit is issued.

• Identified outstanding conditions 19-24, including a public safety plan and utility approvals, as requirements for a building permit
• Confirmed the project must be completed as one project rather than phased
• Determined that a new building permit application is required to cover the full project instead of just bathrooms
• Established that the building permit is contingent upon finalizing the Wastewater Development Charge

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold a preliminary conceptual consultation for a proposed mixed-use development at 1 Liberty Lane East/Liberty Lane, covering approximately 104 acres. The project includes about 210 market-rate rental apartments in two buildings, a clubhouse, a retail/restaurant building, and amenities like a dog park and walking/biking paths. The board will also discuss anticipated zoning ordinance amendments for 2024 and consider minutes from the July 5 meeting.

• Preliminary conceptual consultation for mixed-use development at 1 Liberty Lane East/Liberty Lane
• Proposed 210 market-rate rental apartments in two buildings
• Clubhouse, retail/restaurant building, dog park, walking/biking paths
• Discussion of anticipated Zoning Ordinance Amendments for 2024
• Consideration of minutes from July 5, 2023

The Board approved the minutes from the July 5, 2023 meeting. Members held a preliminary conceptual consultation for a proposed mixed-use development at 1 Liberty Lane East and discussed potential 2024 zoning ordinance amendments.

• Approved July 5, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0-2)

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to approve prior meeting minutes and review the investment performance of the town's trust funds. The agenda also includes old business, new business, and public comments, with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• Approve minutes from prior meeting
• Review investment performance of funds
• Old business
• New business
• Public comments

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The agenda lists standard procedural items (call to order, pledge, minutes, public comment) plus discussions on a sand sculpture event, Chamber of Commerce matters, and flooding issues. No votes, dollar amounts, or specific proposals are detailed.

• Gregg Grady - Sand Sculpture Event discussion
• Chamber of Commerce item
• Flooding issues discussion
• Amanda (entertainment) item
• Lisa & Denise (marketing) item

The Hampton Beach Village District voted to partner with the Chamber of Commerce to fund police assistance for vehicle and crowd control on Ocean Blvd. The board also approved the June 14, 2023, meeting minutes and sealed the minutes of a previous non-public session.

• Approved up to $2,600 for police assistance on Ocean Blvd for Saturdays in August and the first Saturday in September (3-0)
• Approved sealing the minutes from the June 14, 2023, non-public meeting (3-0)
• Approved the Minutes of June 14, 2023 (3-0)

Select Board

The Select Board will hold a public comment period, approve minutes from June 26, and act on a consent agenda including cemetery deeds, appointments, and event permits. New business includes awarding a bid for brush grinding.

• Consent Agenda: Cemetery deed for Philip & Nancy Russell (17/I-3/2/1 &3)
• Consent Agenda: Appointment of John Croteau and Katherine Desrochers as Conservation Commission alternates
• Consent Agenda: Appointment of Patricia Bushway to the Hampton Beach Area Commission
• Consent Agenda: Parade license for Hampton Beach Children's Parade Festival on 8/18
• Consent Agenda: Road closure on Lancaster Street on 7/22

The Board approved a contract for brush and wood chipping services and waived fees for the Police National Night Out event. The consent agenda was approved, including several appointments and event permits.

• Approved contract with The Dirt Doctors for brush, log, and wood chipping services not to exceed $36,000 (5-0-0)
• Approved waiving of all fees for the use of Tuck Field and adjacent parking for National Night Out on August 1 (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including cemetery deed, Conservation Commission and Hampton Beach Area Commission appointments, and event permits (5-0-0)
• Approved June 26, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0-0)

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to approve draft minutes from May and March, discuss a new house marker for Nancy O'Loughlin, and receive updates on the 'What Is It - Where Is It' map and the NH Black Heritage Trail. The agenda is mostly routine, with no major decisions or public hearings.

• New house marker for Nancy O'Loughlin at 12 Cutler Ave
• Approval of draft minutes from 5/4/23 and 3/4/23 (cancelled meeting)
• Update on 'What Is It - Where Is It' Map of Hampton
• NH Black Heritage Trail next steps and monumentation location
• Announcements: new Master Plan implementation committee, Beach Master Plan update, new HBAC website

The commission approved the May 4, 2023 minutes with two corrections. Members discussed updates to the historic points of interest brochure and noted the marker program is current. The August meeting was cancelled.

• Approved May 4, 2023 minutes with corrections (unanimous)
• Cancelled August meeting (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on two wetland permit applications: one for a breezeway, deck, and garage addition at 514 High Street (requested to be continued to August 2), and one for wetland restoration and new home construction at 38 Huckleberry Lane. The board will also continue a site plan review for seasonal bathrooms at 105 Towle Farm Road, consider minutes, and receive an update from the Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• Wetlands permit for breezeway, deck, and garage addition at 514 High Street (Map 150 Lot 57), requested continuation to August 2
• Wetlands permit for wetland restoration and new home construction at 38 Huckleberry Lane (Map 115 Lot 34-1), previously approved in 2018 but expired
• Continued site plan for two seasonal bathrooms at 105 Towle Farm Road (Map 122 Lot 1-2), with waiver request for detailed plans
• Consideration of minutes from June 21, 2023
• Master Plan Implementation Committee recap of first meeting on June 28, 2023

The Board approved a renewed Town Wetlands Permit for a home construction project at 38 Huckleberry Lane. One application was continued to a future date, and another was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Approved Town Wetlands Permit for 38 Huckleberry Lane (5-0-0)
• Continued hearing for 514 High Street to August 2, 2023 (5-0-0)
• Application for 105 Towle Farm Road withdrawn
• Approved June 21, 2023 meeting minutes (4-0-1)

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will consider appointing Travis Pryor from GEI as a consultant for the Master Plan update. They will also discuss printing 50 copies of the Master Plan Update and review subcommittee reports on implementation and grant completion.

• Appointment of Travis Pryor, GEI consultant to HBAC Master Plan
• Permission to print 50 copies of the HBAC Master Plan Update
• Implementation Committee report on grant completion

The Commission voted unanimously to accept the Master Plan report provided by consultant Travis Pryor. The board also authorized the production of 50 hard copies of the final report.

• Accepted Master Plan report (unanimous)
• Authorized 50 hard copies of the final report (unanimous)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to consider a single appointment item: designating authorities for a Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan, which is a routine procedural step. The agenda contains no other substantive business and is otherwise limited to adjournment.

• Appointment of Jen Hale, DPW Director
• Designation of authorities for Clean Water SRF Loan

The Board of Selectmen designated Town Manager James Sullivan as the authorized representative for a wastewater project loan. The board also approved additional fencing for a marsh grass planting project.

• Approved designating Town Manager James Sullivan as Authorized Representative for Clean Water SRF Loan (3-0-0)
• Approved installation of an additional 100 feet of snow fence to protect sea grass (3-0-0)

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee is meeting to discuss its administrative procedures, review the Master Plan's action items, and begin prioritizing them. The committee will also consider member topics of interest and propose a 2023 meeting schedule. This is a working session focused on implementation planning, not final decisions.

• Discussion of MPIC Administrative Procedure
• Overview of Master Plan Action Items
• Assignment for next meeting: preliminary action item evaluation and prioritization
• Proposed 2023 meeting schedule

The Master Plan Implementation Committee met for an orientation to review the 'Our Town, Our Future' Master Plan and its 149 action items. No formal votes were taken; the committee discussed its advisory role and established a preliminary assignment for the next meeting.

• Assigned members to evaluate and prioritize action items under 'Vibrant' and 'Connected' themes for the July meeting

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review applications for seawall repairs, property redevelopment, and new construction. The agenda also includes a financial update and the appointment of a Conservation Commission Alternate.

• Seawall repairs and beach step replacement at 972 Ocean Blvd
• Redevelopment proposal with 1,965 sf impact at 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd
• Construction of a breezeway, deck, and garage at 514 High St
• Wetland restoration and new home construction at 38 Huckleberry Lane
• Amendment to existing conservation covenant for I95 Northbound Liquor Store

The Commission approved a permit for wall and stair repairs at 972 Ocean Blvd and a residential project at 38 Huckleberry Lane. It also voted not to oppose a condominium redevelopment at 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd. A permit application for 514 High St was continued.

• Approved NHDES Expedited Minimum Impact permit for 972 Ocean Blvd (7-0-0)
• Voted not to oppose NHDES Major Impact permit for 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd (6-0-1)
• Recommended Town Wetlands Permit for 38 Huckleberry Lane (7-0-0)
• Continued wetland permit application for 514 High St
• Accepted May 23, 2023 minutes with edits (6-0-1)

Select Board

The Hampton Board of Selectmen will consider a $600 donation from McGuirk's for summer camp T-shirts, appoint Christine Bushway to the Heritage Commission and Cynthia Perrault to the Leased Land Real Estate Commission, and discuss a special events permit for the New England Hot Sauce Festival at Smuttynose Brewery on July 29, 2023. The board will also hear a report on 2022 commercial abatements and monthly financials.

• Donation from McGuirk's for $600 for Summer Camp T-shirts
• Appointment of Christine Bushway to the Heritage Commission
• Appointment of Cynthia Perrault to the Leased Land Real Estate Commission
• Special Events Permit for New England Hot Sauce Festival at Smuttynose Brewery on 07/29/2023
• Report on 2022 Commercial Abatements by MRI Consultant

The Select Board approved a special events permit for the New England Hot Sauce Festival and authorized a commercial tax abatement. The board also declared several pieces of Fire Department equipment as surplus and updated the town's waste collection list.

• Approved Special Events Permit for New England Hot Sauce Festival (5-0-0)
• Approved 2022 Commercial Abatement for 55 High Street for $12,660.91 (5-0-0)
• Denied 2022 Commercial Abatement for 22 Tuck Road (5-0-0)
• Approved addition of 14 Atlantic Ave. to Cart Pick up Listing and Sewer Waste Agreement (5-0-0)
• Approved declaring carbon cylinders as surplus and donating them (5-0-0)
• Approved declaring portable radios as surplus (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including $600 donation from McGuirk's and two commission appointments (5-0-0)
• Approved minutes of June 12, 2023 (5-0-0)

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will consider appointing Travis Pryor of GEI as a consultant for the HBAC Master Plan. The meeting also includes public comment, treasurer's report, and subcommittee updates. A special additional meeting is scheduled for June 29, 2023, and if completed, no meetings will be held in July or August unless an emergency arises.

• Appointment of Travis Pryor, GEI consultant to HBAC Master Plan
• Special additional meeting on June 29, 2023 at 7:00pm in Selectmen's Room
• No July or August meetings if June 29 meeting is completed

The Commission voted unanimously to take the new website live. Members received a draft final report on the master plan update and a presentation on the Voluntary Elevation & Buyout Program framework.

• Approved launching new website (unanimous)
• Adopted previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Treasurer's report showing balance of $18,648.66 (unanimous)

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will meet to overview the Natural Resource Inventory project's scope and timeline.

The Natural Resource Inventory Subcommittee met with FB Environmental to review the project scope and timeframe. It was decided to push the project timeline back one month due to PREPA grant uncertainties.

• Delayed project timeline by one month due to PREPA grant uncertainties

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will discuss the Housing Opportunity Planning Grant project and review updated wetland permit guidelines and application forms. The meeting includes continued public hearings for a seasonal bathroom construction project at 105 Towle Farm Road and a driveway permit appeal at 324 High Street. The board will also consider minor revisions to its application fee schedules.

• Discussion of Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant Project housing data and schedule
• Continued hearing for 105 Towle Farm Road: Site plan for two seasonal bathrooms and waiver request
• Continued hearing for 324 High Street: Driveway permit appeal regarding multiple curb cuts
• Review of updated Town Wetland Permit Application, Guidelines, and Pervious Hardscape Addendum
• Consideration of minor consistency revisions to Planning Board application fee schedules

The Board granted a driveway permit appeal for a second curb cut at 324 High Street. Members also approved updates to wetland permit materials and planning board application forms. A site plan application for 105 Towle Farm Road was continued.

• Approved second curb cut at 324 High Street (6-1-0)
• Continued 105 Towle Farm Road application to July 5, 2023 (7-0-0)
• Approved updated Town Wetland Permit Application and Guidelines (6-0-1)
• Approved Pervious Hardscape Addendum to Wetland Permit Application (6-0-1)
• Approved consistency revisions to Planning Board applications and fee schedules (6-0-1)
• Approved June 7, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0-1)

Budget Committee

The committee will review applications to fill a vacancy on the Budget Committee. The meeting also includes updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District.

• Filling budget committee vacancy
• Selectmen’s Update
• School Board Update
• Village District Update
• Evolving funds discussion

The committee appointed a new member to fill a vacancy and approved the minutes from April and May 2023. Members discussed the phrasing of 'No Tax Impact' for voters and reviewed town revolving funds.

• Appointed William DiBiasio to the Budget Committee vacancy (7-0-0)
• Accepted April 18, 2023 minutes as amended (8-0-0)
• Accepted May 16, 2023 minutes (7-0-1)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two petitions: a special exception to allow short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road, and a variance to expand a non-conforming structure and reduce the front setback for a new deck at 176 King's Highway. The board will also approve minutes from the May 18 meeting.

• Special exception for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road (Map 131, Lot 8, RA Zone)
• Variance for deck expansion and front setback reduction at 176 King's Highway (Map 168, Lot 35, RB Zone)
• Asphalt driveway replacement with pervious pavers at 176 King's Highway
• Approval of minutes from May 18, 2023 meeting

The Board approved a variance for a new deck and pervious pavers at 176 King's Highway with specific railing conditions. A petition for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road was continued to the next meeting pending legal opinion.

• Approved Petition 18-23 for deck and driveway pavers at 176 King's Highway, conditioned on converting privacy fence to balusters or glass within the setback (4-0-1)
• Continued Petition 17-23 regarding short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road until the next meeting (5-0)
• Approved May 18, 2023 meeting minutes as amended (4-0-1)
• Approved amended Rules of Procedure (5-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is a routine monthly meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct. The agenda includes presentations from Meredith Collins of NH State Parks and a marketing update from Lisa & Denise, along with old business, new business, approval of minutes, and public comments. No specific decisions or proposals are listed beyond standard procedural items.

• Presentation by Meredith Collins (NH State Parks)
• Marketing update by Lisa & Denise
• Old business discussion
• New business discussion
• Approval of minutes

The commission approved the meeting minutes from April 12 and May 10, 2023. No new or old business was conducted during the session.

• Approved April 12, 2023 minutes (3-0)
• Approved May 10, 2023 minutes (2-0-1)

Select Board

The Board authorized a contract for High Street work and approved $38,214 for a pump station grinder. Other actions included approving beachgrass planting in Sun Valley and a $10,000 police equipment donation.

• Authorized Town Manager to contract N. Granese and Sons for High Street work using warrant funding plus up to $100,000 from DPW budget (5-0-0)
• Approved $38,214 expenditure for Church Street Pump Station Grinder (5-0-0)
• Approved Sun Valley beachgrass planting and rope fencing (5-0-0)
• Approved $10,000 Crimeline donation for police protective gear and metal detector (5-0-0)
• Approved Veteran's Tax Credit RSA 72:33, I-a correction (5-0-0)
• Approved temporary family event parking on Ocean Blvd (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda minus Conservation Commission appointment (5-0-0)
• Approved May 22, 2023 minutes (5-0-0)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on eight applications, including a condominium conversion, several site plans, a driveway permit appeal, and wetlands permits. One continued hearing from May 3 will also be addressed. The board will also consider minutes from May 17 and other business.

• 23-015: Condominium conversion of 8 apartments at 14 Atlantic Avenue
• 23-017: Driveway permit appeal at 324 High Street (denied due to multiple curb cuts)
• 23-018: Expansion of gaming use at 81 Ocean Boulevard (Oceanfront Gaming)
• 23-020: Outdoor patio at 853 Lafayette Road (Big Daddy Brews)
• 23-022: Site plan for 3 residential units at 696 Lafayette Road (MT55, LLC)

The Board approved a condominium conversion at 14 Atlantic Avenue and a site plan for gaming expansion at 81 Ocean Boulevard. A change of use for a retail and food business at 203 Ocean Boulevard was also approved. A driveway permit appeal for 324 High Street was continued to a later date.

• Approved Change of Use for 203 Ocean Boulevard to retail and food (7-0-0)
• Approved waiver and condominium conversion for 14 Atlantic Avenue (7-0-0)
• Continued driveway permit appeal for 324 High Street to June 21 meeting (6-1-0)
• Approved waiver and Site Plan for gaming expansion at 81 Ocean Boulevard (7-0-0)
• Approved Wetlands Permit for 82 Island Path (7-0-0)
• Approved $3,411.60 escrow refund for 82 Island Path (7-0-0)
• Continued 10-14 Sapphire Avenue application to August 2, 2023 meeting (7-0-0)

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will review the May 23 public hearing on its master plan and examine the first draft of a new HBAC website. The meeting also includes adoption of April minutes, a treasurer's report, and an appointment from the Chamber of Commerce.

• Overview of Tuesday, May 23 public hearing on HBAC's master plan
• Review of first draft HBAC website
• Appointment of John Nyhan from Hampton Chamber of Commerce
• Adoption of April 2023 minutes
• Treasurer's report

The Commission voted unanimously to support the Hampton Chamber of Commerce's application for a 2023 Coastal Resilience grant. The HBAC will serve as an advisor and member of the Project Coordinating Group, providing its time as an in-kind match.

• Approved support for Hampton Chamber of Commerce 2023 Coastal Resilience grant (unanimous)
• Approved April 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted first draft of new HBAC website

Conservation Commission

The commission is reviewing two town wetlands permit applications for property modifications. The meeting also includes updates on town application forms and the Natural Resource Inventory.

• 82 Island Path: proposal for a pervious walkway and patio
• 77 Brown Ave.: request to amend approval regarding deck footprint and vegetation
• Conditional Use Permit reviews for 696 Lafayette Rd and 853 Lafayette Rd
• Financial update and updates to town wetland application forms

The commission recommended approval for two wetlands permits and one conditional use permit. It also discussed restructuring conservation funds and updating town wetland application forms.

• Recommended Town Wetlands Permit for 82 Island Path (Unanimous)
• Recommended non-opposition to NHDES Minimum Expedited Permit for 82 Island Path (6-0-0)
• Recommended approval of After the Fact Town Wetlands Permit for 77 Brown Ave (Unanimous)
• Recommended no concerns regarding Conditional Use Permit for 696 Lafayette Rd (Unanimous)
• Recommended non-opposition to 853 Lafayette Road application pending maintenance plan and impervious calculation form
• Approved April 25, 2023 minutes with edits (4-0-1)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, consent agenda items, and appointments. They will also vote on using $28,875 in ARPA funds for Town Office HVAC and a bond release for Ocean's Landing LLC.

• Approval of $28,875 from ARPA SLFRF for Town Office HVAC
• Bond release of $5,000 for Ocean's Landing LLC (20 Keefe Ave)
• 2023-01 First Half Property Tax Warrant
• Blind exemption for Jean King (Map 90-3)
• Parade & public gathering licenses for Ride to End ALZ and Marine Memorial Rededication (June 3rd)

The Board approved funding for HVAC electrical service upgrades and a $5,000 bond release for Ocean's Landing LLC. Other actions included approving the consent agenda, cemetery deeds, and a contingency plan for a St. Vincent DePaul yard sale.

• Approved $28,875 from ARP A SLFRF Funding for Town Office HVAC electrical service (5-0-0)
• Approved $5,000 bond release for Ocean's Landing LLC at 20 Keefe Ave (5-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including property tax warrant, blind exemption, and entertainment licenses (5-0-0)
• Approved contingency plan for St. Vincent DePaul yard sale on June 3rd (5-0-0)
• Approved deeding of 2020 Levy for properties #4, 5, and 6 (5-0-0)
• Approved waiver of deeding of 2020 Levy for #2 (5-0-0)
• Approved minutes from March 20, April 10, May 1, and May 8, 2023

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two petitions: a variance request to replace a structure with a two-dwelling-unit building at 1 Dumas Avenue, and a special exception to allow short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road. The board will also approve minutes from its April 20 meeting.

• Variance request for 1 Dumas Avenue: expand nonconforming front setback, two-family use, and setbacks in RA zone; replace existing structure with two dwelling units
• Special exception request for 24 North Shore Road: allow short-term rentals under Article 21, Section 21.2
• Property locations: Map 256, Lot 1 (1 Dumas Avenue) and Map 131, Lot 8 (24 North Shore Road), both in RA Zone

The Board permitted the withdrawal of a petition to build a two-unit structure at 1 Dumas Avenue due to notification errors. A request for a short-term rental special exception at 24 North Shore Road was continued pending legal support.

• Approved withdrawal without prejudice of Petition 16-23 for 1 Dumas Avenue (5-0)
• Continued Petition 17-23 for short-term rentals at 24 North Shore Road until next month (5-0)
• Approved February 16, 2023 minutes as amended (3-0-2)
• Approved April 20, 2023 minutes as amended (5-0)
• Approved amended ZBA Application package (5-0)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hear from the Rockingham Planning Commission about the Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant project, including housing data and next steps. The board will also continue a public hearing for a wetlands permit at 972 Ocean Boulevard to repair rip rap and replace beach steps, and consider minutes from May 3.

• Discussion of Housing Data and next steps for HOP Grant project with Rockingham Planning Commission
• Continued public hearing 23-014 for 972 Ocean Boulevard: emergency rip rap repair, in-kind repairs, replace beach steps with handrail
• Consideration of minutes from May 3, 2023
• Correspondence: Master Plan exhibit at Hampton Garden Club sale, May 20
• Correspondence: SHEA Coastal Resilience Resource Fair, May 20; Public hearing on Environmental Component Update for Hampton Beach Area Master Plan, May 23

The Planning Board approved a wetlands permit for riprap and step repairs at 972 Ocean Boulevard. The board also approved the minutes from the May 3, 2023, meeting.

• Approved Wetlands Permit for 972 Ocean Boulevard to repair riprap and beach steps (7-0-0)
• Approved May 3, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0-1)

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to discuss updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, review March financials, and address a vacancy on the committee following a resignation. They will also confirm attendance for a DPW tour and review the cable fund.

• Review of March financials
• Cable fund review
• Discussion on filling budget committee vacancy
• DPW tour on June 7 at 10 am
• Acceptance of April 18, 2023 minutes

The committee accepted the resignation of Mr. Warburton and agreed to advertise the vacancy for candidates to present themselves on June 20th. The committee also deferred the acceptance of the April 18 minutes to the June meeting for further review.

• Accepted resignation of Mr. Warburton
• Approved advertising for Budget Committee vacancy
• Tabled acceptance of 4/18/23 minutes until June
• Scheduled DPW tour for June 7th at 10 AM

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is a routine monthly meeting with no specific action items listed. The agenda includes reports from the Heritage Commission, Beautification Committee, and entertainment/marketing representatives, followed by old and new business, minutes approval, and public comment.

• Heritage Commission report by Ann Carnaby
• Beautification Committee report
• Entertainment update by Amanda
• Marketing update by Lisa & Denise

The board received updates on the upcoming entertainment schedule, social media reach, and beautification projects. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded during the meeting.

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is holding a public hearing to gather comments on proposed fees for short-term rentals. The board will also consider a bid award for the Hampton HUB project and accept a $9,000 anonymous donation to Parks and Recreation, among other routine items.

• Public hearing on short-term rental fees
• Hampton HUB bid award
• $9,000 anonymous donation to Parks and Recreation
• 2023 Veteran's Tax Credit for Robert Tirrell Sr.
• Dance hall permit for Victorian Inn

The Board approved a consent agenda including various permits and tax credits, appointed a new Deputy Clerk, and awarded the Hampton HUB bid to Placework. The Board also accepted a $9,000 anonymous donation for Parks and Recreation. A public hearing on short-term rental fees was held, though the provided text ends before a final vote on the fee amounts.

• Approved Consent Agenda including Veteran's Tax Credit, Barn Preservation Easement, Cemetery Deed, Amusement Device License, and Dance Hall Permit (5-0-0)
• Appointed Dianne Douville as Deputy Clerk (5-0-0)
• Awarded Hampton HUB Bid to Placework (5-0-0)
• Accepted $9,000 anonymous donation to Parks and Recreation for gazebo work (5-0-0)
• Tabled approval of minutes

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to elect new officers, including chair, vice chair, and secretary, and to renew a three-year appointment for Chris Bushway. They will also discuss ongoing programs, including a new house marker application, the 'What Is It - Where Is It' map, and next steps for the NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation location. The agenda includes public comment, approval of draft minutes, and a report on a site walk for photodocumentation at 188 Winnacunnet Rd.

• Election of new officers (chair, vice chair, secretary)
• Renewal of 3-year appointment for Chris Bushway
• New house marker application for Bob Ladd
• Report on site walk for photodocumentation at 188 Winnacunnet Rd
• NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation location discussion

The Commission approved minutes from March 2, 2023, and discussed the historic points brochure, including content, graphic artist, and funding. A memorial plaque for the Black Heritage Trail is planned for the library site, pending Board of Selectmen approval. The Commission also received photo-documentation of 188 Winnacunnet Road from the Historical Society and discussed but took no action on a request for a program about the Commission's history.

• Approved March 2, 2023 minutes (3-0, 2 abstentions)
• Discussed brochure content, photographer, and funding (no vote)
• Discussed Black Heritage Trail plaque location (no vote)
• Received photo-documentation of 188 Winnacunnet Road (no action)
• Discussed Historical Society program request (no decision)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on three new wetlands permit applications, including one for rearranging rocks at 1064 Ocean Boulevard and two after-the-fact permits for stabilization work. Two continued hearings are scheduled, with requests to postpone them to later dates. The board will also consider minutes and discuss forming a Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• 23-012: Wetlands permit to rearrange rocks blocking stairway at 1064 Ocean Boulevard
• 23-013: After-the-fact wetlands permit for 10 & 14 Sapphire Avenue; requested continuance to June 7, 2023
• 23-014: After-the-fact wetlands permit for emergency rip rap repair at 972 Ocean Boulevard
• 22-039: Continued wetlands permit for filling wetland at 7 & 9 Gill Street; requested continuance to September 6, 2023
• Discussion on Master Plan Implementation Committee formation and resident-at-large appointments

The board approved a wetlands permit for Kathleen Eberle to rearrange large rocks blocking a stairway at 1064 Ocean Boulevard, with conditions from the Conservation Commission. Four resident-at-large members were appointed to the Master Plan Implementation Committee (MPIC), and Ward Galanis replaced Tracy Emerick as MPIC vice chair. The board also adopted the MPIC's administrative procedure with edits and granted 2% cost-of-living adjustments for planning office staff, funded from line item 3300.

• Approved wetlands permit for rock rearrangement at 1064 Ocean Boulevard (7-0)
• Appointed Donald Bliss, Lily Cragg, Danielle Albright, and Jeffrey Grip to Master Plan Implementation Committee (7-0)
• Nominated Ward Galanis to replace Tracy Emerick on MPIC (6-0-1)
• Nominated Brendan McNamara as MPIC Chair (6-0-1)
• Nominated Ward Galanis as MPIC Vice Chair (6-0-1)
• Adopted MPIC Administrative Procedure with edits (7-0)
• Granted 2% COLA for planning office staff from line item 3300 (7-0)
• Continued hearings for 10 & 14 Sapphire Avenue, 972 Ocean Boulevard, and 7 & 9 Gill Street to future dates

Select Board

The Board approved the acceptance of Estherbrook Way as a town road and authorized funding for cable franchise and building improvements. The Board also approved several tax credits and exemptions via a consent agenda.

• Accepted Estherbrook Way as a Town road (4-0-0)
• Approved SAU 90 Channel 13 Cable Franchise Funding for $52,100 (4-0-0)
• Approved $24,830 from ARP A SLRF funds for building improvements (4-0-0)
• Authorized $4,000 for Town Center Traffic Lights signal work (4-0-0)
• Approved 2022 Abatements (4-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including veteran and elderly tax exemptions, a $2,500 donation to Parks & Recreation, and various licenses (4-0-0)
• Tabled minutes from March 20, 2023 and April 10, 2023
• Approved summer hours program to close offices Fridays at 2:00pm

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting, preceded by a special 11:00 AM session where Travis Pryor, a Master Plan consultant, will present resilience concepts for various Hampton Beach locations for the plan update. The evening meeting includes public comment, adoption of minutes, treasurer's report, subcommittee reports, and old/new business items.

• Special 11:00 AM session with Travis Pryor presenting resilience concepts for Hampton Beach locations
• Public comment period
• Adoption of March 23, 2023 minutes
• Appointment to the Hampton Master Plan Update Committee
• Identification of proposed HBAC logo

The Commission appointed Alex Loiseau as primary representative and Pat Bushway as backup to the Hampton Master Plan Implementation Committee. The board also approved a new logo for use on the website and letterhead.

• Approved appointment of Alex Loiseau (primary) and Pat Bushway (backup) to Master Plan Implementation Committee (unanimous)
• Approved new logo for website and letterhead (without objection)
• Approved minutes from previous meeting (passed with 1 abstention)

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review several wetland permit applications involving seawall repairs and driveway construction. The agenda also includes the election of officers and a report on the Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• NHDOT proposal to replace the Neil R. Underwood Bridge with a 1,300-foot steel bridge
• Wetlands permit for moving rocks into rip rap seawall at 1064 Ocean Blvd
• New garage and pervious paver driveway application for 974 Ocean Blvd
• Seawall repair and beach step replacement at 972 Ocean Blvd
• Election of Commission officers

The commission voted not to oppose the replacement of the Neil R. Underwood Bridge and approved several wetlands permits for seawall repairs and a new garage. The board also elected its officers and approved funding for NHACC dues and intern pay.

• Elected Deborah Wrobel as Chair, Mr. Diener as Vice-chair, and Ms. Swank as clerk (Unanimous)
• Recommended approval of After the Fact Town Wetlands Permit for 1064 Ocean Blvd (Unanimous)
• Voted not to oppose NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill for NH Route 1A bridge replacement (6-0-1)
• Voted not to oppose After the Fact Town Wetlands Permit for 978 Ocean Blvd (Unanimous)
• Voted not to oppose NHDES Minimum Expedited Impact for 974 Ocean Blvd (5-0-2)
• Approved $250 for NHACC dues (Unanimous)
• Approved $14.00 per hour pay rate for the intern (Unanimous)
• Tabled ATF Town Wetlands Permit for 10-14 Sapphire Ave

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on five petitions seeking special exceptions, dimensional relief, and other zoning variances. The board will also elect officers and approve minutes from a prior meeting. All items are under consideration; no final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• TRD Entertainment Co LLC seeks special exception to expand gaming establishment at 81 Ocean Blvd (Map 293, Lot 23-1, BS Zone)
• Michael and Cheryl Walsh request relief for side yard setback (required 7 ft, proposed 4.65 ft) at 58 Kings Highway (Map 210, Lot 48, RA Zone)
• James and Laurie Hogan request relief from stacked parking prohibition for 2 spaces at 47 Highland Ave (Map 274, Lot 117, BS Zone)
• Brian and Kathy Ronan seek equitable waiver for front and rear yard setbacks at 20 Susan Lane (Map 281, Lot 99, RB Zone)
• David and Elizabeth Dally request relief for side and rear setbacks and expansion of nonconforming use at 109 Kings Highway (Map 210, Lot 48, RA Zone)

The Board appointed its Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Clerk for the coming year. Five separate petitions for special exceptions, variances, and waivers were approved for properties on Ocean Blvd, Kings Highway, Highland Ave, and Susan Lane.

• Appointed Bill O’Brien as Chairman (4-0-1)
• Appointed Erica De Vries as Vice Chairman (4-0-1)
• Appointed Ken Sheffert as Clerk (4-0-1)
• Approved Petition 11-23 for gaming expansion at 81 Ocean Blvd (5-0)
• Approved Petition 12-23 for spiral staircase at 58 Kings Highway (4-0-1)
• Approved Petition 13-23 for stacked parking at 47 Highland Ave (5-0)
• Approved Petition 14-23 for yard setback waivers at 20 Susan Lane (5-0)
• Approved Petition 15-23 for second story addition at 109 Kings Highway (5-0)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hear a presentation on the Hampton-Seabrook Estuary Management Plan, continue public hearings, and discuss forming a Master Plan Implementation Committee, including appointments. The agenda also includes consideration of minutes and correspondence about a planning conference.

• Presentation: Hampton-Seabrook Estuary Management Plan by Seabrook-Hamptons Estuary Alliance
• Formation of Master Plan Implementation Committee (MPIC) with progress update and appointments
• Planning Board and Resident-At-Large appointments to MPIC
• Housing Academy participation discussion
• Consideration of minutes from April 5, 2023

The Planning Board voted to accept the Hampton-Seabrook Estuary Management Plan as a companion document to the Town Master Plan. The board also appointed members to the Master Plan Implementation Committee and the Housing Academy.

• Accepted Estuary Management Plan as a companion document to the Master Plan (6-0-0)
• Approved minutes of April 5, 2023 (5-0-1)
• Appointed Tracy Emerick and Brendan McNamara to the Master Plan Implementation Committee (6-0-0)
• Appointed Sharon Mullen and Ward Galanis to represent the town at the Housing Academy (6-0-0)

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will hear updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, and receive an update on warrant articles, capital outlays, and project completion schedules from the town manager and finance director. They will also discuss the Jan-March financials, propose a deliberative schedule for 2023/24, and explore ways to improve the budget building process.

• Update on warrant articles, capital outlays, and project completion schedules by town manager Jamie Sullivan and finance director Kristi Pulliam
• Questions/comments on Jan-March financials
• Proposed deliberative schedule for 2023/24
• Discussion on improving the budget building process

The committee accepted previous meeting minutes and received status updates on numerous warrant articles and capital projects. Financial reports indicated that 2023 spending is 17.09% over target, with expected deficits in electricity, gasoline, diesel, and police staffing.

• Accepted March 21, 2023 minutes (6-0-2)

Conservation Commission

The Natural Resource Inventory Subcommittee reviewed two bids from Kane Conservation and FB Environmental. The committee chose FB Environmental based on their previous work on the Hampton Master Plan and Estuary Management Plan, pending answers to two questions regarding GIS database hosting and examples.

• Selected FB Environmental for the NRI project pending responses to GIS questions

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is the regular monthly meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct. The agenda lists standard procedural items including call to order, pledge, old and new business, approval of minutes, public comments, and adjournment, with no specific substantive actions detailed.

• Entertainment report by Amanda
• Marketing report by Lisa and Denise
• Approval of minutes
• Public comments period

The board appointed its Chairman, Vice Chairman, and a representative to the Hampton Budget Committee. The board also approved the meeting minutes from March 8 and March 31, 2023.

• Appointed Chuck Rage as Chairman (2-0-1)
• Appointed Maureen Buckley as Vice Chairman (2-0-1)
• Appointed Robert Ladd as representative to the Hampton Budget Committee (2-0-1)
• Approved March 8, 2023 minutes (3-0)
• Approved March 31, 2023 Annual Meeting minutes (3-0)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business including approvals, appointments, and reports. They will also discuss new items such as a seawall repair project, an extension for an access request, a conflict waiver, and police assistance to North Hampton.

• Use of Town Property 1026 Ocean Blvd Seawall Repair (TMS Architects)
• Earth & Stone Contracting, LLC Extension of access request for 1054, 1064, 1074 Ocean Blvd
• Conflict Waiver 14 Atlantic Ave, LLC
• Police Assistance to North Hampton
• Donation: $500 from Hampton Rod & Gun Club to Parks & Recreation

The Board approved a sole-source purchase of a new pumper engine and authorized police assistance to North Hampton. They also approved the treatment of invasive pepperweed on town lands and granted several property access requests for seawall repairs.

• Approved purchase of new pumper from Greenwood Emergency Vehicles as sole source (4-0-0)
• Approved police assistance to North Hampton at $51/hr plus 50% admin fee, waiving cruiser fees (4-0-0)
• Approved treatment of invasive pepperweed on town lands (4-0-0)
• Approved $10,058 expense for traffic safety (75% grant reimbursed, $2,277 town cost) (4-0-0)
• Approved seawall repair access for 1026 Ocean Blvd until May 19th (3-1-0)
• Approved access extension for Earth & Stone Contracting until May 10th (4-0-0)
• Approved conflict waiver for 14 Atlantic Ave, LLC (4-0-0)
• Approved 3 members and 1 alternate to Rockingham Planning Commission (4-0-0)

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to elect new officers (chair, vice chair, secretary) and renew a 3-year appointment for Chris Bushway. They will also discuss ongoing programs including house markers, the 'What Is It - Where Is It' map, and next steps for the NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation location in Hampton. Old business includes a site walk for photo documentation at 188 Winnacunnet Rd.

• Election of new officers: chair, vice chair, secretary
• Renewal of 3-year appointment for Chris Bushway
• NH Black Heritage Trail: next steps for monumentation location in Hampton
• Site walk for photo documentation at 188 Winnacunnet Rd
• New Selectmen's rep: Amy Hansen

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on three applications: a wetlands permit for rip rap repairs at 1054 Ocean Blvd, a lot line adjustment between 53 and 57 Gale Road, and a wetlands permit to elevate a dwelling at 85 Church Street for FEMA compliance. The board will also hear a presentation on regional housing needs and discuss next steps for the Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant project. Other business includes appointing an alternate member and accepting utility locations for Estherbrook Way.

• Wetlands permit: in-kind repairs to rip rap revetment wall at 1054 Ocean Blvd (Map 98, Lot 44)
• Lot line adjustment: transfer ~4.12 acres from 53 Gale Road to 57 Gale Road (Map 33, Lots 4-12 & 4-13)
• Wetlands permit: raise dwelling ~2 feet on 15 helical piles at 85 Church Street for FEMA compliance
• HOP Grant presentation: Regional Housing Needs Assessment and Housing Academy
• Appointment of Planning Board Alternate Alex Loiseau

The Planning Board elected its Chair, Vice Chair, and Clerk. The board approved wetlands permits for three properties and a lot line adjustment for two parcels on Gale Road. Additionally, the board nominated commissioners to the Rockingham Planning Commission and approved various escrows and utility licenses.

• Appointed Ann Carnaby as Chair (5-0-1)
• Appointed Brendan McNamara as Vice Chair (5-0-1)
• Appointed Ward Galanis as Clerk (5-0-1)
• Approved wetlands permit for 1054 Ocean Blvd (6-0-0)
• Approved lot line adjustment and waivers for 53 & 57 Gale Road (6-0-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 85 Church Street (6-0-0)
• Appointed Alex Loiseau as Planning Board Alternate (6-0-0)
• Approved $13,278 for 2023 Rockingham Planning Commission dues (6-0-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This agenda is procedural boilerplate only. It lists the call to order, pledge of allegiance, and a reference to the annual meeting, with no substantive items for decision or discussion.

• Call to order
• Pledge of allegiance
• Annual meeting reference

The District approved two budget appropriations totaling $1,012,450 for general government and culture and recreation. The meeting also included the election of a Commissioner, Treasurer, Moderator, Clerk, and Supervisor of the Checklist.

• Elected Maureen Buckley as Commissioner (3 years)
• Elected James O’Loughlin as Treasurer (1 year)
• Elected James Traynor as Moderator (1 year)
• Elected Ute Pineo as Clerk (1 year)
• Elected Eileen Dubal as Supervisor of the Checklist (3 years)
• Approved $61,850 for General Government (Exempt) budget (Passed by majority vote)
• Approved $950,600 for Culture & Recreation (Non-Exempt) budget (Passed by majority vote)

Conservation Commission

The Commission is reviewing permit applications for repairs to rip rap at 1054 Ocean Blvd, elevation changes at 85 Church St, and bathroom renovations at State Park Rd. The meeting also includes discussions on pepperweed management and conservation land maintenance.

• Town Wetlands Permit: in-kind repairs to rip rap revetment at 1054 Ocean Blvd
• Town Wetlands Permit: raising dwelling elevation at 85 Church St for FEMA compliance
• Town Wetlands Permit: bathroom renovation and new concrete walk at 8 State Park Rd
• Discussion on pepperweed management in Hampton
• Annual maintenance check-in for conservation land

The Commission recommended approval for two town wetlands permits and signed an NHDES permit for state park bathroom renovations. The board also supported using herbicides to treat invasive pepperweed on town-owned land and approved funding for a Victory Garden porta-potty.

• Recommended approval of Town Wetlands Permit for 1054 Ocean Blvd seawall repair (Unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Town Wetlands Permit for 85 Church St dwelling elevation (Unanimous)
• Approved NHDES Minimum Expedited permit for 85 Church St (Unanimous)
• Approved NHDES Minimum Expedited permit for 8 State Park Road bathroom renovation (Unanimous)
• Supported use of herbicide for pepperweed treatment on town property (Unanimous)
• Approved spending up to $1,125 for an ADA compliant porta-potty at the Victory Garden (Unanimous)
• Approved February 28, 2023 minutes with edits (5-0-1)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will discuss and potentially act on several key items, including the Master Plan, an Electric Aggregation Plan, and DPW office upgrades. They will also consider appointments, licenses, and tax exemptions. The meeting includes public comment and reports from town officials.

• Master Plan discussion with Town Planner and Planning Board Chairman
• Electric Aggregation Plan with HR/Administrative Services Director
• DPW upgrades to main offices per 2020 Warrant Article 31
• 2023 Veteran's Tax Credits and Elderly Exemptions for new applicants
• Dance hall, entertainment, and parade licenses for local businesses and events

The Board approved $50,000 in ARPA funds to supplement a 2020 warrant article for DPW office upgrades and approved the town's Electric Aggregation Plan for submission to the PUC. The board also reorganized its leadership and appointed representatives to various town committees.

• Elected Richard Sawyer as Chairman (4-0-1)
• Elected Charles Rage as Vice-Chairman (4-0-1)
• Approved Selectmen representatives for town committees (5-0-0)
• Approved March 13, 2023 minutes (3-0-2)
• Approved Consent Agenda including tax credits, exemptions, and various licenses (5-0-0)
• Approved Electric Aggregation Plan for submission to PUC (5-0-0)
• Approved $50,000 ARPA funding for DPW office upgrades (5-0-0)
• Approved payment of dues to the Coalition of Communities (5-0-0)

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission is holding a regular meeting to adopt minutes, receive the treasurer's report, and appoint Hampton's legislative team. The main business consists of updates from subcommittees on the building review, the town master plan, a recent DOT public hearing, and an RFP for the HBAC master plan and website.

• Appointment of Hampton's legislative team
• Adoption of February 2023 minutes
• Building Review Committee report
• Update on DOT February 25 public hearing
• HBAC Master Plan and Web RFP update

The Commission accepted the treasurer's report and adopted the 2023 minutes. Members discussed the Town of Hampton Master Plan and provided feedback regarding a DOT public hearing and potential road solutions.

• Adopted 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted treasurer's report showing balance of $7,963.43 (unanimous)

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee will elect a chair and vice-chair, approve prior meeting minutes, and discuss January 2023 financials. The committee will also select representatives for the Capital Improvement Program, Master Plan, and Coastal Hazards Adaptation Committee.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Discussion of January 2023 financials
• Selection of representatives for CIP, Master Plan, and CHAT

The Budget Committee elected Katherine Harake as Chair and Matt Saunders as Vice-Chair. The committee also appointed representatives to the Capital Improvement Plan, Master Plan, and Coastal Hazards Adaptation committees. Discussion included the failure of the Municipal Town Budget and Police Lieutenant articles in recent elections.

• Elected Katherine Harake as Chair (4-2-1)
• Elected Matt Saunders as Vice-Chair (6-1-0)
• Approved February 21, 2023 minutes (Unanimous)
• Appointed Larry Quinn as representative for Capital Improvement Plan (Unanimous)
• Appointed Anne Marie Galanis as representative for Master Plan committee (6-1-0)
• Appointed Larry Quinn as representative for Coastal Hazards Adaptation Committee (Unanimous)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, minutes approval, and a town manager's report. Under new business, they will discuss a lease for the Church Street parking lot and a proposal to name a street 'McDermott Circle' in a subdivision at 188 Winnacunnet Road.

• Church Street Parking Lot Lease
• Street naming 'McDermott Circle' at 188 Winnacunnet Road

The Board approved a three-year lease and fee schedule for the Church Street parking lot. They also approved a new street name for a subdivision and a liquor commission letter for a local business. Several elected officials were sworn into office.

• Approved Church Street Parking Lot Lease and fee schedule (3-0-0)
• Approved street name 'McDermott Circle' for subdivision at 188 Winnacunnet Road (3-0-0)
• Approved Letter of No Objection for L Street Tavern (3-0-0)
• Tabled decision on continuing Coalition of Communities membership

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on March 16, 2023, to consider five petitions for zoning relief. Items include a continued petition for a multi-family development at 696 Lafayette Rd. and a continued petition to legalize three non-conforming lots at 10 Ash St. The board will also elect officers and adopt rules of procedure.

• Continued petition 06-23: MT55 LLC seeks multiple variances for 696 Lafayette Rd., including reduced minimum lot size, increased lot coverage, and parking relief in the Aquifer Protection District.
• Continued petition 08-23: Wayne and Minabell Bowden seek relief for three existing lots at 10 Ash St., including reduced lot area, frontage, and setbacks.
• Petition 09-23: Richard and Diana Hamel seek a side-yard variance from 10 ft to 5.6 ft at 48 Plymouth St.
• Petition 10-23: Matthew Murtha and Dawn Marie May seek multiple setbacks and wetland buffer variances for a new home at 77 Brown Ave., built differently than proposed.
• Business session includes election of officers, adoption of rules, and approval of February 16, 2023 minutes.

The Board approved variance requests for properties on Lafayette Rd, Plymouth St, and Brown Ave. One petition for Ash Street was withdrawn, and the Board approved amended Rules of Procedure.

• Approved Petition 06-23 (696 Lafayette Rd) with conditions for recreational space and fire safety review
• Allowed Petition 08-23 (10 Ash Street) to be withdrawn without prejudice (5-0)
• Approved Petition 09-23 (48 Plymouth Street) (5-0)
• Approved Petition 10-23 (77 Brown Ave) conditioned on Conservation Commission recommendation (5-0)
• Approved amended Rules of Procedure (4-0-1)
• Extended Greg Grady's term as Alternate for three years (4-0-1)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold its regular meeting, including two change-of-use requests on Lafayette Road and a discussion of the Master Plan. The board will also hear from the Coastal Resilience Coordinator and receive an update on the Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant project.

• Change of Use – 418 Lafayette Road: Storefront & Apartment to Office Space
• Change of Use – 861 Lafayette Road, Unit 6: Tax Accountant Office to Hair Salon
• Master Plan Steering Committee: public comment, recap of hearing/adoption, website, implementation committee discussion
• Update on Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant Project
• Election of officers

The Planning Board approved two applications to change the use of properties on Lafayette Road. The board also discussed the formation of a Master Plan Implementation Committee and provided an update on the Housing Opportunity Planning grant project.

• Approved change of use for 861 Lafayette Road, Unit 6 from tax accountant office to hair salon (6-0-0)
• Approved change of use for 418 Lafayette Road from storefront and apartment to office space (6-0-0)
• Approved minutes from March 1, 2023 (6-0-0)

Select Board

The Board approved new pricing and limits for leased parking spots at the Ashworth and Island Path lots. Other actions included accepting a $21,000 donation for Parks & Recreation and extending an energy supply contract.

• Capped leased spots at Ashworth lot (46) and Island Path lot (10) for previous lease holders only (4-0-1)
• Set lease price at $1,000 per space for both lots (4-0-1)
• Approved $50 additional fee per lease spot for signage (3-1-1)
• Increased Employee Parking Pass price to $75 (4-0-1)
• Approved changing one spot on B Street to a timed space (5-0-0)
• Accepted $21,000 donation from Lions Club for Parks & Recreation (5-0-0)
• Approved one-year contract extension with Freedom Energy Supply (5-0-0)
• Approved 2022 Abatements as presented by Assessor Ed Tinker (5-0-0)

Conservation Commission

The subcommittee decided to pursue the PREPA grant to fund a Natural Resource Inventory with an estimated project cost of $20,000. The group reached a consensus that a 2020 draft RFP remains sufficient for the project's needs, pending minor updates. Staff will research town RFP processes and seek consultant recommendations.

• Decided to pursue the PREPA grant
• Consensus reached to use 2020 draft RFP with updates

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is the regular monthly meeting of the Hampton Beach Village District. The agenda is largely procedural, covering the call to order, pledge, oath of office for the annual meeting, old and new business, approval of minutes, and public comments. Two specific items are listed: an entertainment matter involving Amanda and a marketing matter involving Lisa and Denise, but no details are provided in the agenda.

• Entertainment item (Amanda)
• Marketing item (Lisa & Denise)
• Annual meeting oath of office
• Approval of minutes
• Public comments

The board approved the minutes from the February 8, 2023 meeting. Officials provided updates on the upcoming Annual Meeting, entertainment scheduling, and marketing materials. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved February 8, 2023 meeting minutes (3-0)

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, approval of draft minutes, and updates on ongoing programs. Key items include new applications for house markers, development of the 'What Is It - Where Is It' map of Hampton, and next steps for the NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation location in Hampton.

• New house marker applications
• Development and support of the 'What Is It - Where Is It' map of Hampton
• Next steps for NH Black Heritage Trail monumentation location in Hampton
• Announcement to vote Tuesday March 14th

The Commission approved the minutes from the February 23, 2023 meeting. Members discussed the historical house marker program, a new town history brochure, and a proposed plaque for Dinah Small Burdoo.

• Approved Feb 23, 2023 meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Board approved a site plan for an 8-unit condominium at 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd, including lighting and fee waivers. Other actions included approving a deck replacement at Island Path and granting two permit extensions.

• Approved site plan for 8-unit condominium at 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd (5-1)
• Approved lighting waiver for 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd (6-0)
• Approved fee waiver for 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd (6-0)
• Approved deck and stairs replacement at 30-32 Island Path (6-0)
• Approved two-year wetlands permit extension for 137 Landing Road to April 7, 2025 (6-0)
• Approved one-year site plan extension for 95 & 97 Ocean Blvd & 4 & 25 J Street to March 4, 2024 (6-0)
• Approved February 15, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0-1)

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will consider three wetland permit applications: a deck replacement at 30-32 Island Path, a home rebuild at 45 Dumas Ave with a net decrease in impervious area, and a rebuild at 47 Highland Ave involving 613 sq ft of wetland impact. New business includes a porta-potty at the Victory Garden. Old business covers a liquor store wetland delineation, reorganized finances, and updated permit forms.

• 30-32 Island Path: replace 6'x8' deck and stairs destroyed in Dec 2022 storm
• 45 Dumas Ave: raze and rebuild single-family home, net decrease of 178 sq ft impervious area in tidal buffer
• 47 Highland Ave: rebuild after demolition, 613 sq ft total wetland impact (308 sq ft permanent)
• Porta-Potty at the Victory Garden (new business)
• I95 Northbound Liquor Store wetland delineation (old business)

The commission approved three separate wetland permits for residential projects and authorized a $750 contract for a portable toilet at the Victory Garden. The board also voted to accept updated wetland delineations for a liquor store site and formally oppose state legislation that would eliminate licensing for wetland and soil scientists.

• Approved Town Wetlands Permit for 30-32 Island Path
• Approved NHDES Minimum Expedited permit for 45 Dumas Ave (Unanimous)
• Voted not to oppose NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill for 47 Highland Ave (Unanimous)
• Approved $750 contract for Victory Garden porta-potty for max 5 months (Unanimous)
• Voted to accept updated prime wetland delineations for I-95 Northbound Liquor Store (Unanimous)
• Voted to send letter of opposition to HB 655 and HB 2 regarding professional licensing (Unanimous)
• Approved January 24, 2023 minutes with edits (4-0-2)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, minutes approval, and veteran tax credits. They will also discuss several operational items: a request for signs for a craft show, the Sun and Surf Motel building, a food truck discussion, a hold harmless agreement for pavers at 27 Dumas Avenue, and parking leases and fines.

• 2023 Veteran's Tax Credit applications for Scannelli, Smith, Bermingham Family Revoc Trust, and Durling
• Disability exemption address change for Suzanne Marlowe
• Request for signs on town property for Great New England Craft Show on 03/11-03/12 and 11/18-11/19
• 27 Dumas Avenue Hold Harmless Agreement for pavers in right-of-way (Ihab Farag)
• Discussion of parking leases and parking fines

The Select Board voted to require the owners of the Sun and Surf motel to remove a building encroaching on town property. The board also increased several parking fines and denied requests for food trucks on town property. A proposal to discontinue beach parking leases was tabled.

• Instructed Sun and Surf motel owners to remove building encroaching on town property (5-0-0)
• Denied food truck requests on town property (5-0-0)
• Approved parking fine increases to $50 for most violations and $100 for hydrant/fire lane violations (5-0-0)
• Approved $20 fine for improper permit placement (5-0-0)
• Approved permit expiration rule: permits more than one calendar year beyond current year are invalid (5-0-0)
• Waived administration and cruiser fees for the Christmas Parade (5-0-0)
• Approved Hold Harmless Agreement for pavers at 27 Dumas Avenue (5-0-0)
• Tabled decision on beach parking leases

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, appointment of David Walker to the Rockingham Planning Commission, adoption of January minutes, and the treasurer's report. They will also receive updates from subcommittees on building review, the Town of Hampton Master Plan, and the HBAC Master Plan and Web RFP, and remind about a DOT Rte 1A public hearing on February 25.

• Appointment of David Walker to Rockingham Planning Commission
• Building Review Committee report (Rage, Preston, Bushway)
• Town of Hampton Master Plan update (Bushway, Rage)
• HBAC Master Plan and Web RFP update (Kravitz)
• Reminder: DOT Rte 1A Public Hearing, Feb 25, 1-5pm, Seashell upper room

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to accept prior minutes, review the Village District budget presentation, and examine December financials. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals detailed.

• Village District Budget presentation
• Review of December Financials
• Acceptance of 1/12/22 minutes

The committee approved the Hampton Beach Village District budget as presented, which includes a general budget of $61,850. Members also discussed the overspending of the Police Outside Agencies budget and the use of Undesignated Fund Balance funds.

• Approved January 12, 2023 minutes with edits (Unanimous)
• Approved Hampton Beach Village District budget as presented (Unanimous)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on four variance petitions. These include a rehearing for a subdivision at 37 Anne's Lane, a multi-family development at 696 Lafayette Rd., a solar array at 478 Exeter Rd., and lot relief for three lots at 10 Ash Street. The board will also approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Rehearing: Four Fields LLC seeks variances for frontage, lot width, and shape to subdivide 37 Anne's Lane into two lots.
• MT55 LLC requests multiple variances at 696 Lafayette Rd., including reduced lot size (8,503.33 sq ft vs. 13,333 required), increased lot coverage (51.4% vs. 25%), and reduced building setbacks.
• Harmony Energy Works seeks height variance at 478 Exeter Rd. to allow a 22-foot structure where 8 feet is the limit.
• Bowden Trust requests variances for three lots at 10 Ash Street, including reduced lot area, frontage, and width, plus expansion of non-conforming setbacks.
• Approval of minutes from January 19, 2023 meeting.

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The Hampton Beach Village District held a budget workshop to review the 2023 budget. Most line items remained the same as 2022, with notable increases in entertainment funding and a few other adjustments. The workshop was procedural, focusing on line-item changes rather than final decisions.

• Entertainment budget increased to $120,000
• Line item #4150 increased by $2,500
• Parking lot supplies decreased by $1,000
• Sandsculpture budget increased by 1.5%
• Special events budget includes $1,000 for reprinting coloring books

The board reviewed budget line items for General Government. Several adjustments were discussed, including increases for entertainment and special events. No formal votes were recorded in the workshop minutes.

• Proposed increase of $2,500 for line #4150
• Proposed increase of entertainment (#4589-2) to $120,000
• Proposed $1,000 decrease for parking lot supplies (#4589-3)
• Proposed 1 1/2% increase for sandsculpture (#4589-5)
• Proposed $1,000 for coloring book reprints (#4589-6)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold a public hearing on adopting a comprehensive update to the Town of Hampton Master Plan, which would replace the existing plan entirely. The board will also consider a one-year extension for a conditional site plan approval at 17 & 19 L Street and review minutes from the previous meeting.

• Public hearing on adoption of comprehensive Master Plan update
• Master Plan includes sections on housing, downtown, transportation, coastal resilience, and future land use
• Request for one-year extension of conditional site plan approval at 17 & 19 L Street
• Consideration of minutes from February 1, 2023

The Planning Board approved a comprehensive update to the Town Master Plan, replacing the 1985 version. The new plan is organized around five themes: Vibrant, Connected, Resilient, Innovative, and Collaborative. A Master Plan Implementation Committee will be formed to execute the plan's action items.

• Approved comprehensive update to Town of Hampton Master Plan (6-0-0)
• Approved February 1, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0-0)
• Approved one-year extension to April 6, 2024 for 17 & 19 L Street site plan approval (6-0-0)

Select Board

The Board approved a $32,000 Housing Opportunity Planning Grant and authorized parking summonses in beach precinct lots. They also approved several consent items, including veteran's credits and a bond release for Dana's Service Station. Requests for food truck and restaurant signage were referred to the Town Manager for further research.

• Approved Housing Opportunity Planning Grant Phases 1 & 2 for $32,000 (5-0-0)
• Approved allowing enforcement personnel to issue parking summonses in beach precinct lots (4-0-1)
• Approved Consent Agenda including veteran's credits, sewer abatement rate, and event permits (5-0-0)
• Approved $6,692.89 final bond release for Dana's Service Station (5-0-0)
• Approved removal of building at 16 I Street Lease Land (5-0-0)
• Approved Earth & Stone request to use Plaice Cove lot and Beach Plum Way for machinery parking (5-0-0)
• Approved declaration of bullet resistant vests as surplus for disposal (5-0-0)
• Approved arrangements for residents to use North Hampton Town Clerk services during closure (5-0-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The Hampton Beach Village Precinct is holding its monthly meeting, where department heads will present warrant articles for the fire, police, public works, SAU 90, parks and recreation, and library. The meeting also includes discussions on entertainment, marketing, and the annual meeting.

• Fire department warrant articles
• Police department warrant articles
• Public works warrant articles
• SAU 90 warrant articles
• Parks and recreation warrant articles

Department heads presented various warrant articles for the upcoming March ballot, including requests for fire engines, police body cams, and infrastructure repairs. The board approved the minutes from December 14, 2022, and January 11, 2023. No final votes were taken on the proposed warrant articles as they are slated for voter approval.

• Approved Minutes of December 14, 2022 (3-0)
• Approved Minutes of January 11, 2023 (2-0-1)
• Decided to explore the use of parking machines
• Agreed to create a warrant article to replace a playground boat for approximately $20,000

Heritgage Commission

The Commission approved the December 1, 2022 meeting minutes. Members discussed the historical house marker program and coordinated a site visit to the Lane Library for a Dinah Small Burdoo plaque. The board also discussed filling commission vacancies and documenting a historic barn at 188 Winnacunnet Road.

• Approved December 1, 2022 meeting minutes
• Decided Ann Carnaby and Christine Bushway will meet with Lane Library Director regarding Dinah Small Burdoo plaque placement

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on a subdivision at 188 Winnacunnet Road, a driveway permit appeal at 27 Dumas Avenue, and a lot line adjustment involving 8 Ridgeview Terrace and 121 Mill Road. It will also continue a wetlands permit hearing for 7 & 9 Gill Street and consider a one-year extension for a condominium conversion at 40 Ashworth Avenue.

• Subdivision of 4.182 acres at 188 Winnacunnet Road into seven lots (six new single-family lots)
• Driveway permit appeal at 27 Dumas Avenue regarding pavers in town right-of-way and non-conforming driveway
• Lot line adjustment transferring 34,964 sq ft from 121 Mill Road to 8 Ridgeview Terrace
• Continued wetlands permit hearing for filling isolated wetland at 7 & 9 Gill Street
• Request for one-year extension of conditional approval for condominium conversion at 40 Ashworth Avenue

The Board approved a subdivision at 188 Winnacunnet Road with a requirement for full landscaping along Windmill Lane. Other actions included approving a driveway permit appeal and a lot line adjustment. A condominium conversion extension was also granted.

• Approved subdivision of 188 Winnacunnet Road into seven lots (6-0-1)
• Approved Driveway Permit Appeal for 27 Dumas Avenue (5-2-0)
• Approved Lot Line Adjustment for 8 Ridgeview Terrace and 121 Mill Rd (7-0-0)
• Approved one-year extension for condominium conversion at 40 Ashworth Avenue (6-0-1)
• Continued hearing for 7 & 9 Gill Street to May 3, 2023 (7-0-0)
• Approved January 18, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0-0)

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission is meeting to discuss local projects and legislation. Key items include a DPW update on Kings Highway and upcoming warrant articles, a pier feasibility study report, and proposed New Hampshire legislation. The meeting also includes routine business like adopting minutes and a treasurer's report.

• DPW update on Kings Hwy and upcoming warrant articles
• Pier Feasibility Study Report
• Proposed NH legislation
• Adoption of October 2022 minutes
• Subcommittee reports on Master Plan and website

The Commission approved the October 2022 meeting minutes. Members received updates on coastal resilience projects, including a proposed $3M bond for the Bicentennial seawall and the status of the HBAC Master Plan update.

• Approved October 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Selected Alicen Armstrong Brown of Studio NACL as HBAC Website designer

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission is meeting to discuss updates on Kings Highway and a DPW warrant article, along with reports on the pier feasibility study and proposed NH legislation. The agenda includes public comment, adoption of minutes, and subcommittee reports.

• Update on Kings Hwy and upcoming DPW warrant article
• Pier Feasibility Study Report
• Proposed NH legislation
• Adoption of October 2022 minutes
• Treasurer's Report

Planning Board

The committee reviewed revised site plans for an 8-unit condominium building. Members discussed fire access, lighting, wetland buffers, and stormwater drainage. The project is scheduled for a Planning Board hearing on March 1st following a February 8th resubmittal deadline.

• Requested a memo from Fire Prevention Officer regarding fire department access
• Required the addition of off-site snow trucking to the plan
• Directed the applicant to provide responses to abutter Steve LaBranche's concerns prior to the Planning Board meeting
• Determined the project may proceed to the Planning Board pending resubmittal

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission will review two applications: a NHDES permit for razing and rebuilding a home at 71 Plymouth St., and a Prime Wetland Waiver for a deck at 88 Glade Path. The meeting also includes discussion of 2022 financial reports and proposed legislation on wetland buffers.

• 71 Plymouth St.: raze and reconstruct single-family dwelling with pervious pavers, reducing impervious coverage in Protected Tidal Zone and Protected Shoreland
• 88 Glade Path: Prime Wetland Waiver for an 8'x18' deck 6' off the ground within town buffer
• 2022 Q4 and year-end Financial Reports
• I95 Liquor Store Prime Wetland Delineation (old business)
• New proposed legislation regarding wetland buffers

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a public hearing to authorize accepting and spending unanticipated funds of $10,000 or more from state, federal, or private sources during fiscal year 2023. The board will also consider consent agenda items including veterans' tax credits, parade permits, and donations, and receive updates from the Fire Chief and Finance Director.

• Public hearing on RSA 31:95-b for unanticipated funds over $10,000
• 2023 Land Rent Commitment
• New Veterans Credits for 10 property owners (e.g., Alan Lajoie, 52 Leavitt Rd)
• Conservation Commission donation of $400.00
• Parade permits: Hampton Half Marathon (03/05) and Eastern States 20 Miler (03/26)

The Board approved the 2023 Town Warrant and authorized the town to accept and expend unanticipated governmental or private funds of $10,000 or more. The Board also approved a consent agenda including veterans credits and event permits, and directed the Town Manager to investigate adding swings to Kid's Kingdom Park.

• Approved acceptance and expenditure of unanticipated money $10,000 or more for FY2023 (4-0-0)
• Approved minutes from January 9, 12, and 17, 2023
• Approved Consent Agenda including 10 new veterans credits and $400 Conservation Commission donation (4-0-0)
• Approved 2023 Land Rent Commitment (4-0-0)
• Approved permits for Hampton Half Marathon and Eastern States 20 Miler & Half Marathon
• Approved the 2023 Town Warrant (4-0-0)
• Approved Town Manager investigation into swing set installation at Kid's Kingdom Park (4-0-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on January 19, 2023, to consider nine petitions for variances and equitable waivers from the town's zoning ordinances. The most significant is a proposal by 500 Lafayette LLC to build a four-story, 103-unit apartment building at 500 Lafayette Rd, requiring multiple variances. Other petitions involve height, setbacks, and nonconforming use expansions at various properties.

• 500 Lafayette LLC: 103-unit apartment building, 4 stories, at 500 Lafayette Rd (petition 47-22)
• Harmony Energy Works: height variance at 478 Exeter Rd, proposed 22 ft vs 8 ft limit (01-23)
• Calarage Realty LLC: front/side setback and freeboard variances at 817 Ocean Blvd (03-23)
• MT55 LLC: multiple variances at 696 Lafayette Rd, including lot size, coverage, parking (06-23)
• Guselli: equitable waiver for already-built structure at 20 Gill St (04-23)

The Board granted five petitions for setbacks and nonconforming use expansions. A proposal for a 103-unit apartment building at 500 Lafayette Road was withdrawn by the applicant. One petition was continued to February.

• Allowed Petition 47-22 (500 Lafayette Rd) 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 and freeboard 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 front and side 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 (696 Lafayette Road) to February meeting (5-0)
• Approved December 15, 2022 minutes (4-0-1)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will discuss the second draft of the Master Plan and its adoption process, including a proposed public hearing date of February 15, 2023. It will also continue a public hearing on a wetlands permit for erosion protection at 66 & 68 Island Path, and consider a one-year extension for a condominium conversion at 14 Dover Avenue.

• Master Plan second draft discussion and adoption process
• Continued public hearing: 66 & 68 Island Path wetlands permit for toe stone protection and biostabilization
• Request for one-year extension of conditional approval for condominium conversion at 14 Dover Avenue
• Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grants discussion

The Board approved a shoreline stabilization project at 66 & 68 Island Path and a one-year extension for a condominium conversion at 14 Dover Avenue. Members also voted to apply for Phase I and II Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grants. The Board discussed the second draft of the Master Plan with a proposed public hearing on February 15, 2023.

• Approved shoreline stabilization project at 66 & 68 Island Path (7-0-0)
• Approved one-year extension for condominium conversion at 14 Dover Avenue (7-0-0)
• Approved application for Phase I and II Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grants (7-0-0)
• Approved minutes from January 4, 2023 (5-0-2)

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to approve prior minutes, review investment performance, and discuss old and new business. They will also distribute 2022 income to the Town for common trust funds and take public comments.

• Approve minutes from prior meeting
• Review investment performance of funds
• Distribute 2022 income to Town for common trust funds
• Public comments

Select Board

This is a procedural agenda with no public business items. The Select Board is convening solely for a non-public session under RSA 91-A:3, II(e), followed by adjournment.

• Non-public session under RSA 91-A:3, II(e)

The Board recommended a petitioned warrant article for $5,000. The Board also entered a nonpublic session regarding litigation and voted to seal those minutes.

• Recommended petitioned warrant article #36 for $5,000 (5-0-0)
• Approved participation of Selectman Rage by phone (4-0-0)
• Entered nonpublic session under RSA 91-A:3,II,(e) for litigation (5-0-0)
• Sealed minutes of the nonpublic session (5-0-0)

Select Board

The Hampton Board of Selectmen is holding a regular meeting to conduct any business that may come before it. The agenda contains no specific items, only a general statement of purpose, so the meeting is expected to cover routine or unannounced matters.

• No specific agenda items listed

The Board of Selectmen met to review two privately petitioned warrant articles. The board voted to recommend both requests for inclusion in the warrant.

• Recommended Article 35: Hampton Holiday Parade for $3,000 (3-0-0)
• Recommended Article 36: Social service agency Gather seeking $5,000 (3-0-0)

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is holding a public hearing on the proposed Town of Hampton and Hampton Schools (SAU 90) budgets and warrant articles. The meeting includes public comment periods for both budgets, along with routine procedural items like approving previous minutes and handling new and old business.

• Public hearing on Town of Hampton budget and warrant articles
• Public hearing on SAU 90 (Hampton Schools) budget and warrant articles
• Public comment periods for both budgets
• Approval of 12/20/22 meeting minutes

The Budget Committee approved two warrant articles for community funding. The committee also voted to change the protocol for how questions are gathered and submitted to town employees.

• Approved $3,000 for the 2023 Hampton Holiday Parade (8-0-1)
• Approved $5,000 for Gather food markets (8-0-1)
• Denied motion to waive reading of SAU90 warrant articles (4-4-0)
• Denied motion to waive reading of Town of Hampton warrant articles (4-4-0)
• Approved suspending voting on questions at the end of meetings to gather them during meetings (8-1-0)
• Accepted 12/20/22 minutes (Unanimous)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This is the monthly meeting agenda for the Hampton Beach Village District. The agenda lists flooding issues, entertainment (Amanda), marketing (Lisa & Denise), old/new business, minutes approval, and public comments, but provides no details on what will be decided or discussed.

• Flooding issues discussion
• Entertainment item (Amanda)
• Marketing item (Lisa & Denise)
• Old business
• New business

The District approved a $15 per month service to provide WiFi access to the Sea Shell Stage building. The board also received updates on flood insurance, upcoming entertainment festivals, and 2022 social media metrics.

• Approved $15 per month for WiFi access at the Sea Shell Stage building

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, minutes approval, and a consent agenda. They will also consider appointments, an electric aggregation plan, and a bond reduction for Silvergrass Place.

• Consideration of Electric Aggregation Plan
• Bond reduction 50% for Silvergrass Place: $36,658.50
• Adoption of 2023 Investment Policy
• Appointments: introduction of new police officers and captains
• Public hearing on Entertainment Ordinance Amendment

The Board approved an Electric Aggregation Plan and moved it to the town warrant. They adopted the 2023 Investment Policy and the Personnel Policy, and approved several financial carry-forwards. The Board also recommended multiple warrant articles for the upcoming town meeting, including those for the seawall and the holiday parade.

• Approved Electric Aggregation Plan and moved to the warrant (5-0-0)
• Adopted 2023 Investment Policy (5-0-0)
• Adopted Personnel Policy (5-0-0)
• Approved carrying forward purchase orders of $1,082,593.75 (5-0-0)
• Approved bringing forward warrant articles in the amount of $1,300,364.00 (5-0-0)
• Approved 50% bond reduction for Silvergrass Place for $36,658.50 (5-0-0)
• Recommended warrant articles for Holiday Parade, Seawall, King's Highway, and DPW Vulnerability and Risk Assessment Plan (5-0-0)
• Recommended Entertainment Ordinance Amendment with Dance Hall License addition (5-0-0)

Planning Board

The committee reviewed two development proposals. No final approvals were granted; both applicants were instructed to resubmit updated plans and address technical concerns before proceeding to the Planning Board.

• Requested resubmittal by Jan 18 for 188 Winnacunnet Road subdivision
• Requested resubmittal by Jan 18 for 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd condominium project
• Scheduled next PRC meeting for Jan 25 regarding 465 & 467 Ocean Blvd
• Noted 188 Winnacunnet Road lot size may conflict with pending Aquifer Protection Ordinance

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on a proposed Liberty Lane Overlay District allowing up to 120 residential units per structure, a comprehensive update to the Aquifer Protection District Ordinance (renamed Groundwater Protection District) with stricter impervious surface limits and new prohibited uses, and a new definition for pervious surfaces. The board will also consider a partial waiver of school impact fees for 37 one-bedroom units at 449 Ocean Boulevard and a one-year extension of a conditional site plan approval for properties on Ashworth Avenue, Riverview Terrace, and Johnson Avenue.

• Public hearing: 66 & 68 Island Path wetlands permit for toe stone protection and biostabilization
• Public hearing: 449 Ocean Boulevard request to reduce school impact fee from $1,898 to $200 per unit for 37 one-bedroom units
• Zoning amendment: New Liberty Lane Overlay District (Article XIX-B) with up to 120 residential units per structure and EV charging requirements
• Zoning amendment: Aquifer Protection District renamed Groundwater Protection District, expands boundaries, reduces impervious surface limits (60% to 40% for commercial, with exceptions up to 75%)
• Other business: One-year extension request for conditional site plan approval at 144 Ashworth Avenue, 6, 8 & 10 Riverview Terrace, and 6 Johnson Avenue

The Board approved moving several zoning amendments to the ballot, including a new mixed-use overlay district and expanded groundwater protections. A request for a school impact fee waiver was granted, while proposed changes to the sign ordinance were tabled.

• Approved one-year site plan extension for 144 Ashworth Ave, 6, 8 & 10 Riverview Terrace & 6 Johnson Ave (7-0-0)
• Granted school impact fee partial waiver for 449 Ocean Boulevard (7-0-0)
• Moved Liberty Lane Overlay District zoning amendment to the ballot (6-0-1)
• Moved Groundwater Protection District Ordinance amendment to the ballot (5-0-2)
• Moved 'Pervious Surface' definition amendment to the ballot (7-0-0)
• Tabled amendments to Article V - Signs (7-0-0)
• Approved December 21, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0-2)
• Continued hearing for 66 & 68 Island Path to January 18th (7-0-0)