Hampton public meetings in 2024

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will discuss the Hampton Police Association CBA tentative agreement and the Town Manager's contract. The meeting includes reviews of warrant articles and the acceptance of conservation land donations and grant funds.

• Hampton Police Association CBA Tentative Agreement
• Town Manager's Contract
• Acceptance of $17,986 in grant funds from the Great Bay Resource Protection Partnership
• Donation of salt marsh parcels Map 285 Lot 17 and 236 Lot 9 from Jeffrey Taylor
• Donation of Map 998-174 from Arthur Bragg

The Board approved the Town Manager's contract effective January 1, 2025, with a COLA change from 2-5% to 3-5%, and ratified the Hampton Police Association tentative agreement. They moved three warrant articles (Winnacunnet Road, Municipal Buildings Capital Reserve Fund, Human Services) to the warrant, approved a $145,000 waiver for fiber upgrades to complete the townwide radio project, and accepted grant funds and land donations for conservation. All votes were 5-0 except the Human Services article, which was 4-0-1 with Selectman Sawyer abstaining.

• Approved Town Manager's contract effective Jan 1, 2025 (5-0)
• Ratified Hampton Police Association tentative agreement (5-0)
• Moved Winnacunnet Road and Municipal Buildings Capital Reserve Fund articles to warrant (5-0)
• Moved Human Services Article #26 to warrant (4-0-1, Sawyer abstained)
• Waived bidding for $145,000 fiber construction for radio project (5-0)
• Approved Administration of Federal Grant Funds Policy (5-0)
• Approved 63-hour sick leave donation from Local 2664 (5-0)
• Accepted $17,986 grant and land donations for conservation (5-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on December 19 to decide several variance petitions and a continued appeal of an administrative decision. Key items include a dispute over whether a lot at 21R Holly Lane is buildable, and requests for dimensional and parking variances on three properties.

• Continued appeal of administrative decision on buildability for 21R Holly Ln (owned by Victor Ricardo, Map 192 Lot 50, RA zone)
• Variance from Article IV Section 4.2 dimensional requirements for 21R Holly Ln
• Variances for non-conforming use, dimensional, and stacked parking at 3 Walnut Ave (Mark & Joanne Sobieski, Map 209 Lot 44, RB zone)
• New petition for dimensional and parking variances at 98 Ashworth Ave (98 Ashworth Ave, LLC, Map 290 Lot 49, BS zone)
• Approval of minutes from November 21, 2024

The Zoning Board of Adjustment granted a variance for a buildable lot at 21R Holly Lane, subject to conditions including a stormwater management plan reviewed by the Planning Board and a certified plot plan. The board also allowed the withdrawal of two other petitions: one for 3 Walnut Ave. (continued) and one for 98 Ashworth Ave. (withdrawn without prejudice).

• Granted variance for 21R Holly Lane (5-0) with conditions for stormwater plan and certified plot plan
• Allowed withdrawal of petition 54-24 for 21R Holly Lane (5-0)
• Allowed withdrawal of petition 57-24 for 98 Ashworth Ave. (5-0)
• Continued petition 53-24 for 3 Walnut Ave. (5-0)
• Approved minutes of November 21, 2024, as amended (3-0)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will continue a public hearing for a wetlands permit at 31 and 27 Munsey Drive to maintain a pond by removing vegetation. The board will also consider a one-year extension of conditional approval for 17 & 17R Barbour Road and review the 2025-2030 Capital Improvements Plan, annual reports, and a zoning ordinance reorganization update.

• Continued public hearing for Wetlands Permit at 31 and 27 Munsey Drive
• Request for one-year extension of conditional approval for 17 & 17R Barbour Road
• Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) 2025-2030 Report
• Annual Town Reports for Planning Board, Planning Office, Master Plan Implementation Committee, and Telecommunications Committee
• Update on Zoning Ordinance Reorganization Project

The Hampton Planning Board approved a one-year extension for the conditional site plan and conditional use permit at 17 & 17R Barbour Road, moving the expiration to January 3, 2026. The board also approved a wetlands permit for pond maintenance at 31 and 27 Munsey Drive, accepted the Capital Improvements Plan 2025-2030 report, and approved minutes from December 4, 2024.

• Approved one-year extension for 17 & 17R Barbour Road site plan approval (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 31 and 27 Munsey Drive pond maintenance (7-0)
• Accepted Capital Improvements Plan 2025-2030 report (6-0-1)
• Approved minutes of December 4, 2024 (6-0-1)
• Consensus to forward annual town reports to Town Manager's office
• Consensus to proceed with zoning ordinance reorganization approach

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee will meet on December 17, 2024, to discuss old business including warrant articles, and handle approval of minutes from prior meetings. No specific dollar amounts or detailed proposals are listed on the agenda, making it largely procedural.

• Old business includes discussion of warrant articles for the upcoming town meeting

The Budget Committee discussed warrant articles for the upcoming town vote, including funding sources and tax impacts, but took no final votes on them. The only formal action was changing the public hearing start time to 5:00 p.m. on January 16, 2025, to avoid a conflict with the ZBA meeting. Minutes from three prior meetings were approved.

• Approved minutes of Dec. 3 (8-0-1)
• Approved minutes of Dec. 5 (7-0-2)
• Approved minutes of Dec. 10 (8-0-1)
• Changed public hearing start time to 5:00 p.m. on Jan. 16 (9-0)

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review two applications for town wetland permits at 1042 and 1068 Ocean Blvd, both seeking approval for rip rap revetment repairs already completed under emergency authorization. The commission will also discuss a new business item at 6 Towle Farm Rd and receive an update on the Land Conservation Strategy. Minutes from November 26 will be reviewed.

• 1042 Ocean Blvd (25-001) – town wetland permit for repairing existing rip rap revetment, work done under emergency authorization
• 1068 Ocean Blvd (25-002) – town wetland permit for repairing existing rip rap revetment, work done under emergency authorization
• 6 Towle Farm Rd – new business item (no detail provided)
• Land Conservation Strategy Update – from Conservation Coordinator and Chair

The Hampton Conservation Commission unanimously approved Town Wetland Permits and NHDES Expedited Minimum Impact Permits for riprap revetment repairs at 1042 and 1068 Ocean Blvd, both previously done under emergency authorization. The Commission declined to purchase 6 Towle Farm Rd, citing low habitat value, but would accept it as a donation. They also approved spending up to $150 for refreshments at a future land conservation workshop.

• Approved Town Wetland Permit for 1042 Ocean Blvd (unanimous)
• Approved NHDES Expedited Minimum Impact Permit for 1042 Ocean Blvd (unanimous)
• Approved Town Wetland Permit for 1068 Ocean Blvd (unanimous)
• Approved NHDES Expedited Minimum Impact Permit for 1068 Ocean Blvd (unanimous)
• Agreed not to purchase 6 Towle Farm Rd but would accept as donation
• Approved up to $150 for Land Conservation Workshop refreshments (unanimous)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a regular meeting with public comment, approval of minutes, and a consent agenda including cemetery deeds, a timber-cutting notice, and a welfare lien release. The board will consider appointing contract assessors from Municipal Resources Inc., discuss old business including an ARPA funding request and warrant articles, and take up new business: a grant approval for cybersecurity at the wastewater treatment plant via Overwatch and adoption of a federal grant funds policy.

• Consent agenda: cemetery deeds for Dennis & Maryanne Jacobs and Nancy Hepburn
• Consent agenda: Notice of Intent to Cut Wood/Timber off Exeter Road, Map 21, Lot 1A Tonry
• Consent agenda: Welfare Lien Release for 27 Glen Road
• Appointments: Ed Tinker, Scott Marsh, & Paul McKenny as Contract Assessors from Municipal Resources, Inc.
• New Business: Grant approval for cybersecurity at WWTP – Overwatch

The Select Board approved the Winnacunnet Road Improvement project at $5,491,000, with $3.2 million from federal grants and the balance from the Road Improvement Capital Reserve Fund. It also authorized the purchase of two Chevy plow trucks (waiving bidding) and a Chevy Equinox using ARPA funds, and reduced the Municipal Buildings Capital Reserve Fund to $100,000. The board discussed the 2024 property revaluation extensively, with residents raising concerns about tax increases; no changes were made to the revaluation.

• Approved Winnacunnet Road Improvement project at $5,491,000 (5-0)
• Waived bidding for two Chevy plow trucks, total not to exceed $122,000 (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of Chevy Equinox using ARPA funds (5-0)
• Reduced Municipal Buildings Capital Reserve Fund to $100,000 from $400,000 (5-0)
• Kept Road Improvement Capital Reserve Fund at $500,000 (4-1)
• Appointed Finance Director Kristi Pulliam as Acting Town Manager Dec 19-Jan 2 (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Dec 2, 2024 (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including cemetery deeds and welfare lien release (5-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The Hampton Beach Village Precinct monthly meeting includes presentations from Amanda Momeault on entertainment and Denise Brown/Lisa Martineau on marketing. No other specific decisions or proposals are listed on the agenda. The remainder of the meeting is procedural, covering old business, new business, and public comments.

• Presentation by Amanda Momeault (Entertainment)
• Presentation by Denise Brown / Lisa Martineau (Marketing)
• Approval of minutes
• Public comment period

The Hampton Beach Village District meeting on December 11, 2024, was largely informational. The only formal decision was approving the minutes from the November 6, 2024 meeting (3-0). Discussions covered the 2025 entertainment lineup, a potential spring survey, tax reassessment concerns, and the need for a commercial tax base, including the Casino project.

• Approved minutes of November 6, 2024 (3-0)

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee will hold appointments to discuss the library budget with Amanda Reynolds Cooper and other department budgets with Jamie Sullivan and Kristi Pulliam. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and consideration of old and new business. No specific dollar amounts or concrete proposals are listed on the agenda.

• Appointment with Amanda Reynolds Cooper for Library Budget
• Appointment with Jamie Sullivan and Kristi Pulliam for other department budgets
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Discussion of old business
• Discussion of new business

The Hampton Budget Committee voted 8-0 to move the Select Board's recommended operating budget of $36,326,944 forward, which is slightly below the default budget of $36,327,011. The committee also reviewed several warrant articles, including a $5.491 million Winnacunnet Road improvement project, but took no final action on them. Several articles were tabled for further discussion, including the Town Clerk and Tax Collector salaries, the Road Improvement Capital Reserve Fund, and Human Service Agencies.

• Moved proposed operating budget of $36,326,944 forward (8-0)
• Tabled warrant article for Town Clerk salary
• Tabled warrant article for Tax Collector salary
• Tabled Road Improvement Capital Reserve Fund article for more discussion
• Tabled Human Service Agencies article pending full list of agencies

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will discuss the acceptance of a Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant and a loan agreement certificate for the Bicentennial Wall. The meeting also includes updates on ARPA funding requests and Cole Street parking.

• Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant acceptance
• Bicentennial Wall Loan Agreement Certificate of Vote
• ARPA Funding requests
• Cole Street Parking
• Cemetery Deed name change from Jacobs to Durling I-5/6/2/1&3

The Board approved a $3,000,000 bond for the Bicentennial Sea Wall reconstruction and accepted a $55,650 Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant. It also amended the Cole Street parking code, moved several warrant articles for the 2025 Town Meeting, and tabled others. The Board voted to receive monthly reports on 91-A revaluation requests and directed the Town Manager to explore a sidewalk-blocking ordinance.

• Approved $3M Bicentennial Wall bond resolution (5-0)
• Accepted $55,650 HOP grant (5-0)
• Amended Cole Street parking code (5-0)
• Moved warrant articles 12, 13, 19, 21-27, 29-32 (5-0 each, 4-0-1 for Article 32)
• Tabled warrant articles 15-18, 20, and 28
• Approved monthly 91-A request reports (5-0)
• Directed Town Manager to explore sidewalk-blocking ordinance (5-0)
• Approved 2025 meeting schedule (consensus)

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee will meet to hear budget presentations from Police Chief Alex Reno (covering police, animal control, and parking administration) and Fire Chief Michael McMahon (covering fire and emergency management). The meeting will also include approval of minutes and discussion of old and new business.

• Appointment and budget presentation from Police Chief Alex Reno for Police, Animal Control, and Parking Administration
• Appointment and budget presentation from Fire Chief Michael McMahon for Fire and Emergency Management

The Budget Committee heard presentations from Police Chief Reno and Fire Chief McMahon on their proposed FY2025 budgets. The police budget is 0.05% ($38,146) over the default, while the fire budget is 7.4% ($360,481) over the default. No votes were taken on the budgets; the committee will continue budget reviews at its next meeting on December 10.

• Heard Police Department budget presentation (no vote)
• Heard Fire Department budget presentation (no vote)
• Scheduled next budget review for December 10, 2024
• Public hearing on budget set for January 16

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on multiple zoning ordinance amendments to clarify and codify requirements for workforce and affordable housing, and to amend Town Center-Historic District regulations for rear buildings. The board will also consider several wetlands permits for seawall repairs and an accessory dwelling unit at 4 Robin Lane. A continuation of the site plan for 125 Ocean Blvd is requested to be continued to March 5, 2025, and one application at 887 Ocean Blvd has been withdrawn.

• Public hearing on zoning amendments to codify workforce and affordable housing as permitted uses across multiple districts
• Public hearing to amend Town Center-Historic District rules to allow rear buildings with dwelling units above non-residential uses
• Wetlands permit for seawall repair at 32 Nor'east Lane
• Conditional use permit and wetlands permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 4 Robin Lane (794 sq ft)
• Continued public hearing for 125 Ocean Blvd site plan (Sea Ketch addition) requested to March 5, 2025

The Hampton Planning Board voted unanimously to move two zoning amendments to the ballot: one allowing rear buildings in the Town Center Historic District to be entirely residential, and another codifying affordable and workforce housing as permitted uses across multiple districts. The board also approved five wetland permits for seawall repairs and an ADU, and continued two applications to future meetings.

• Moved Town Center Historic District amendment to ballot (7-0)
• Moved workforce/affordable housing amendment to ballot (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 32 Nor'east Lane seawall repair (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 1030 Ocean Boulevard seawall repair (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 60 Beach Plum Way seawall repair (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit and ADU conditional use permit for 4 Robin Lane (7-0 each)
• Approved wetlands permit for 19 Thornton Street house replacement (7-0)
• Continued 6 Rosa Road to Feb 5, 2025 and 125 Ocean Blvd to Mar 5, 2025 (7-0)

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will meet to discuss the SAU 90 budget with Dr. Lois Costa and Ms. Mariah Curtis. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from November 14 and November 19, 2024.

• SAU 90 Budget appointments with Dr. Lois Costa and Ms. Mariah Curtis

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will discuss the 2025 Warrant Articles and a $79,750 bond for off-site improvements at 48-52 High Street. The meeting includes reviews of land agreements and the appointment of a DPW Director.

• Approval of $79,750 bond for off-site improvements at 48-52 High Street
• Appointment of Jen Hale as DPW Director
• 188 Winnacunnet Road Aquarion Access Agreement
• Coalition of Communities 2.0 Membership MOU 2025-2026
• $75.00 donation from Knights of Columbus for Parks & Rec. Dept. Christmas Tree

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will consider several wetland and shoreland permit applications, including a major proposal to redevelop 11 acres on Liberty Lane with 248 apartment units, new stormwater management, and removal of impervious surface. Other items include repairs to rip rap revetments, an after-the-fact patio installation, construction of a garage with living space, and an ADU. The commission will also review the Q3 financial report and receive updates on land conservation strategy.

• Liberty Lane (24-050): 248-unit apartment development with 13,517 sq ft new impervious surface, 15,000 sq ft removal, and 47,588 sq ft temporary impact
• 6 Rosa Road (24-048): Garage with living space, deck, dry wells, and pervious surfaces totaling 1,735 sq ft permanent and 1,757 sq ft temporary impact in Ash Brook buffer
• 19 Ross Ave: After-the-fact permit for pervious patio installation
• 4 Robin Lane (24-053): 794 sq ft ADU with net decrease of 312 sq ft impervious surface in buffer
• 19 Thornton St (24-055): Replace existing house with smaller house and repair sea wall, reducing buffer impact from 1,944 to 575 sq ft

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee is meeting to review a site plan for 200 Drakeside Road. The proposal involves demolishing a barn attached to a mixed-use building and replacing it with a structure containing two one-bedroom apartments.

• Site plan review for 200 Drakeside Road (Map 172 Lot 10)
• Proposal to replace a demolished barn with two one-bedroom apartments

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on seven petitions for variances and one appeal of an administrative decision. Items include requests for wetland and dimensional variances on Exeter Road, non-conforming use variances on L Street, and a Town Center-Historic District variance on Lafayette Road.

• 56-24: Kathleen M. Wallace Revocable Trust seeks variances from wetland and dimensional requirements for property roughly between 611-627 Exeter Rd (RAA zone).
• 41-24: TRD Entertainment Co continues petitioning for non-conforming use and dimensional variances at 21-23 L St (BS zone).
• 51-24: 427 Lafayette Rd Development, LLC seeks variances from Town Center-Historic District permitted use and impervious coverage rules at 427 Lafayette Rd (TC-H zone).
• 54-24: Victor Ricardo appeals administrative decision on whether lot at 21R Holly Ln is buildable (RA zone).
• 55-24: Victor Ricardo also petitions for a dimensional variance at 21R Holly Ln (RA zone).

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a preconstruction meeting on site at 300 Exeter Road (formerly 298 Exeter Road) to discuss the construction of two industrial buildings with associated improvements including paved travel ways, parking spaces, stormwater management, and lighting. This is a procedural meeting, not a vote or public hearing.

• Preconstruction meeting for site plan at 300 Exeter Road: two industrial buildings with parking, stormwater, and lighting

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council will meet to approve October minutes, hear public comment, and discuss old business including the parade float plan, tree lighting updates, a budget update (with funds kept on budget), and 2024 projects. Under new business, they will review a rough draft of 2025 warrant article items. The director will also provide program updates and gather public input.

• Parade float plan
• Tree lighting updates
• Budget update – $ kept onto budget
• 2024 projects review
• 2025 warrant article items – rough draft

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on nine proposed zoning ordinance amendments addressing flood resilience, child care regulations, parking requirements, and other topics. They will also hear an outreach strategy presentation from the Master Plan Implementation Committee and discuss a proposed warrant article for a zoning ordinance audit.

• Allow elevation of non-conforming structures in Special Flood Hazard Area
• Amend Wetlands Conservation District for clarity and new regulations
• Update child care use regulations to comply with state law
• Modify parking requirements for workforce housing and alternative parking solutions
• Revise outdoor dining and garage sale regulations

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee will review the 2025 Department of Public Works budget presented by Director Jen Hale. The meeting also includes updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, as well as approval of previous meeting minutes and discussion of old and new business.

• Review of 2025 DPW budget with Director Jen Hale
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Reports from Selectmen, School Board, and Village District

Select Board

The Select Board will receive public input on purchasing new voting machines, then consider a consent agenda that includes a supplemental property tax warrant and several donations. Appointments and old business items, such as an extension of use at Plaice Cove and the landfill solar project, are also on the agenda.

• Public input on purchasing new voting machines
• Supplemental Property Tax Warrant (2024-03)
• Donation of $900 to Fire Dept. from Hampton Firefighter Charitable Organization
• Donation of $500 to Parks & Rec. from Hampton Police Association
• Old Business: 1030 Ocean Blvd request for extension of use of Plaice Cove

Planning Board

The committee is meeting to review updates for the 2025-2030 Capital Improvements Program (CIP). The discussion will cover summaries of town and school projects for SAU90 and SAU21.

• 2025-2030 CIP update for town projects
• 2025-2030 CIP update for school projects (SAU90 and SAU21)
• Discussion of future CIP process enhancements

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee will hear from Jamie Sullivan and Kristi Pulliam regarding the 2024 tax rate and a 2025 budget overview. The committee will also consider approval of minutes from the October 15, 2024 meeting.

• Appointment of Jamie Sullivan and Kristi Pulliam for 2024 tax rate discussion
• Appointment for 2025 budget overview presentation
• Approval of minutes from October 15, 2024 meeting

Planning Board

The committee will discuss implementation priorities for 2024 and 2025, including workforce housing and economic development. The body intends to confirm the Town Center as the top priority for 2025 and define corresponding action items.

• Update on Workforce Housing CDFA Project for 2025 Zoning Article
• Funding concept for Economic Development Director
• Zoning Ordinance Reorganization Project update
• Definition of Town Center study area and action items
• Work plans for Summer 2025 goals

Planning Board

The Telecommunications Committee will discuss member interests and establish administrative procedures. The body intends to develop goals for 2025 and set a meeting schedule through March 31, 2025.

• Discussion of committee purpose, limitations, and membership
• Development of 2025 goals and role assignments
• Assignment to review Town of Hampton Telecommunications Ordinances and Regulations compared to other NH communities

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine items: public comment, approval of October minutes, and updates on ongoing programs such as historic house markers, the What Z It-Wherez It map, the blacksmith shop, and the black heritage marker. Under old business, the commission will discuss demolition permits. The meeting concludes with setting the next meeting date.

• Discussion of demolition permits under old business
• Update on Historic House Markers program
• Update on Black Heritage Marker project
• Approval of draft minutes from October 3, 2024

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The body is meeting to discuss harbor agency updates, marketing, and beautification. The agenda consists of general discussion items and procedural business.

• Harbor Agency update by Amanda Momeault
• Marketing update by Denise Brown and Lisa Martineau
• Beautification discussions

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings on three new applications: a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 887 Ocean Boulevard, a condominium conversion at 18 Manchester Street, and a wetlands permit to raise an existing home at 80 Island Path. Continued hearings include a site plan for a water storage tank replacement at 5R Falcone Circle and a wetlands permit for house relocation at 549 Ocean Boulevard. The board will also receive an update on the Affordable/Workforce Housing Zoning Amendment from the Rockingham Planning Commission and discuss other business such as a wetlands permit extension and master plan implementation.

• Conditional Use Permit for ADU: Convert detached garage into 380 sq ft accessory dwelling unit at 887 Ocean Boulevard
• Condominium conversion of existing 2-unit residential structure at 18 Manchester Street with waiver request for detailed plans
• Wetlands permit to raise existing home and place on new foundation at 80 Island Path
• Continued site plan: Demolition and replacement of water storage tank by Aquarion Water Company at 5R Falcone Circle
• Continued wetlands permit: Remove foundation and elevate house on helical piles at 549 Ocean Boulevard

Select Board

The board will hold a public hearing to accept approximately $300,000 in state and federal grants for the Hampton Police Department. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, consent agenda items for special events permits, and appointments for departmental budget reviews. No final decisions are expected on the budget items at this meeting.

• Public hearing on acceptance of $300,000 in state/federal funds for Hampton Police Department
• Special events permit for Hampton Academy 8th Grade Washington DC trip (Nov 20-21)
• Special events permit for Experience Hampton (Dec 6)
• Budget review appointments: Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Conservation, Recreation, Planning, Building, Personnel, HR, Cemetery, Welfare, Assessing, Finance, General Government
• Appointment of Amanda Reynolds-Cooper for Budget Review Committee

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on five petitions, four continued and one new, seeking variances from various zoning regulations. Petitioners request relief for non-conforming use, dimensional requirements, wetland use, and stacked parking. Petitions not called by 10:00 p.m. will be postponed.

• Continued petition 41-24: TRD Entertainment Co seeks variances for non-conforming use and dimensional requirements at 21-23 L St (Map 293, Lot 54-1, BS zone).
• Continued petition 47-24: Ann Stevens & Nancy McGann seek variances for non-conforming use, dimensional requirements, and stacked parking at 12 Susan Ln (Map 286, Lot 1, RB zone).
• Continued petition 48-24: Shirley Doheny seeks variances for wetland use at 4 Robin Ln (Map 133, Lot 19, RA zone).
• Continued petition 49-24: Kathleen M. Wallace Revocable Trust seeks variances for wetland use and dimensional requirements at roughly 611-627 Exeter Rd (Map 23, Lot 2-C, RAA zone).
• New petition 50-24: Anthony & Darrylin Wasiuk seeks a variance for dimensional requirements at 60 Island Path (Map 282, Lot 3, RCS zone).

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a public meeting to set the town's tax rate for the current year. This is the primary business item on the agenda, followed by adjournment. The tax rate determines property tax bills for local residents and businesses.

• Tax rate setting for the 2024 tax year

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent agenda items, and appointments including budget reviews with the Fire and Police Chiefs, and a discussion of new voting machines with the Town Moderator. A $500 donation from the Hampton Rotary for a Garrison Flag and a parade permit for Wreaths Across America are on the consent agenda.

• Donation of $500 from Hampton Rotary for a Garrison Flag
• Parade and public gathering permit for Wreaths Across America (Dec 14)
• Discussion of new voting machines with Town Moderator Marc Gorayeb
• Monthly financials presentation by Finance Director Kristi Pulliam
• Budget reviews with Fire Chief McMahon and Police Chief Reno

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will discuss the status of funding for administrative costs, including a funding line in the DNCR budget and a legislative service request for state budget funding. Subcommittees will report on the town's master plan, new project review, and the State Park Accessibility Study. The commission will also consider appointing a new commissioner to fill a vacancy.

• Status of funding for administrative costs associated with the Commission
• Funding line in DNCR budget – Commissioner Housman
• LSR for funding in state budget – Commissioner Emerick
• Update on State Park Accessibility Study – Commissioners Preston and Bushway
• New commissioner appointment to fill current vacancy

Select Board

The Select Board will hold a public hearing on accepting approximately $1.3 million from state and federal sources for drainage work in the Kings Highway area. The board will also review the 2025 budget and consider other routine business.

• Public hearing on accepting ~$1.3 million from state and federal sources for Kings Highway drainage
• Review of the 2025 budget presented by DPW Director Jen Hale

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will discuss and receive updates on implementation priorities for 2024, including workforce housing (CDFA Project, 2025 Zoning Article, HOP Application) and an economic development plan funding concept. They will also hear from Chris Parker, Dover Deputy City Manager, on economic development. Additionally, the committee will review the zoning ordinance reorganization project and a survey of responsible parties.

• Appointment: Chris Parker, Dover Deputy City Manager, on economic development
• Update on Workforce Housing (CDFA Project, 2025 Zoning Article, HOP Application)
• Economic Development Plan funding concept for Economic Development Director
• Update on Zoning Ordinance Reorganization Project
• Discussion of Implementation Priorities for 2025 and Survey of Responsible Parties

Planning Board

The Planning Board's Plan Review Committee will discuss two site plans: a 248-unit multi-family development at 1 Liberty Lane East, and a smaller project at 200 Drakeside Road to replace a barn with a building containing two one-bedroom apartments. The PRC reviews applications before full Planning Board hearings; public comment is not taken at PRC meetings.

• 24-046: 248 apartment units in three buildings with trails, dog park, and play areas at 1 Liberty Lane East (Liberty Lane JV LLC)
• 24-045: Demolish existing barn and build structure with two 1-bedroom apartments at 200 Drakeside Road (Ruby Realty Trust)
• Applicant for Liberty Lane is Liberty Lane JV LLC; owners are One Liberty Property Subsidiary LLC and Asset Title Property Subsidiary LLC
• PRC meeting is advisory; final public hearings occur at Planning Board meetings on first and third Wednesdays

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council will consider minutes from September, discuss old business including Fall Fridays and Tree Lighting, and take up new business related to a parade float with the library and HUB outreach meetings. The director will provide program updates.

• Fall Fridays event update
• Tree Lighting planning
• Parade float collaboration with Library (HUB-related)
• HUB outreach meetings

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to review the investment performance of town funds and discuss old and new business. The agenda includes a public comment period. No specific actions or dollar amounts are listed.

• Review investment performance of funds

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission holds a public hearing to consider acquiring five parcels including Map 222 Lot 32, Map 209 Lot 112, Map 195 Lot 1, Map 223 Lot 67, and Map 233 Lot 5A. The commission will also review wetland permit applications for raising homes at 549 Ocean Blvd and 80 Island Path to meet FEMA flood elevations. Updates on the Victory Garden, Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond, and the Conservation Strategy are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on acquisition of five properties (Maps 222/209/195/223/233)
• Wetland permit for 549 Ocean Blvd – relocate and elevate home (Applicant: Robert Baskerville)
• Wetland permit for 80 Island Path – raise home on foundation (Applicant: Maria Murray)
• Victory Garden project update
• Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond update

Select Board

The Select Board will consider approval of minutes, consent agenda items (cemetery deeds, donation, parade license), appointments including the HBAC annual report and contract assessors presentation, and new business including appointment of a selectman, ARPA funding acceptance for the Police Department, conservation commission land acquisition of four parcels, town projects staging areas, and a no parking request on Keene, Moccasin, and Wild Rose Roads.

• Cemetery deed transfers for Laurence & Melissa Kubik and Jackqui Cavanaugh
• Donation of $1,500 from Service Federal Credit Union for Hampton Tree Lighting
• Parade & Public Gathering License for American Legion Post 35 Veterans Day Ceremonies on 11/11
• Conservation Commission acquisition of four parcels (Map 22 2, Lot 32; Map 209, Lot 112; Map 195, Lot 1; Map 2 2 3, Lot 5A)
• No parking request on Keene, Moccasin, and Wild Rose Roads

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider variance petitions regarding dimensional requirements, wetland use, and non-conforming uses. The board will also receive a report from the Town Planner on proposed zoning ordinance changes.

• Variance requests for 379 & 387 Ocean Blvd (Kevin Donovan, Trustee and K&S Realty Trust)
• Variance requests for 80 Island Path (Maria Noel Murray) regarding wetland use and stacked parking
• Variance requests for 21-23 L St (TRD Entertainment Co)
• Variance requests for 549 Ocean Blvd (549 Juno LLC) regarding wetland prohibited use
• Variance requests for 12 Susan Ln (Ann Stevens & Nancy McGann) and 4 Robin Ln (Shirley Doheny)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold new public hearings regarding housekeeping amendments to Subdivision and Site Plan Review Regulations. The board will also discuss potential 2025 Zoning Ordinance amendments and the January 2025 meeting schedule.

• Public hearing on Subdivision Regulations amendments including new definitions and PDF submission requirements
• Public hearing on Site Plan Review Regulations amendments including updated definitions and PDF submission requirements
• Discussion of Wetland Conservation District Ordinance Clarification
• Discussion of Parking Requirements and Alternative Parking Solutions
• Discussion of Child Care Uses and Certificate of Rental Occupancy timeframes

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee will meet to review the Capital Improvement Plan process with Town Planner Jason Bachand, hear updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, and consider monthly financials for August. The agenda is largely procedural with no major votes or contracts listed.

• Appointment of Jason Bachand, Town Planner, to present on Capital Improvement Plan process
• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2024
• Monthly financials for August to be reviewed under New Business
• Reports from Selectmen, School Board, and Village District

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The precinct will receive updates from Nicholas Bride on the Seafood Festival and the Experience Hampton Parade, along with reports from the Harbor Agency and marketing team. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comment.

• Seafood Festival update by Nicholas Bride
• Experience Hampton Parade news by Nicholas Bride
• Harbor Agency report by Amanda Momeault
• Marketing update by Denise Brown and Lisa Martineau

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will review several property-related requests and intermunicipal agreements. The meeting includes a report on the budget and the appointment of the DPW Director.

• Permission for access and use of Town Property for seawall repair at 1030 Ocean Blvd
• Rye Sewer Intermunicipal Agreement Extension
• Solid Waste Agreement request for 188 Ashworth Avenue
• Appointment of Jen Hale as Director of DPW
• Discussion regarding the Blacksmith Shop

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will hold a regular meeting on October 3, 2024, covering ongoing program updates and planning for the Fall Festival. Key discussions include historic house markers, a map project, and the future of the Casino Ballroom. No formal votes or budget items are scheduled.

• Discussion of possible demolition of the Casino Ballroom
• Update on Historic House Markers program
• Black Heritage Marker project update
• Demolition permit review process
• Planning for Fall Festival table staffing (11–1 and 1–3 time slots)

Planning Board

The board will hold a preliminary conceptual consultation for a proposed subdivision at Falcone Circle, with two plans showing 6 or 8 lots. Public hearings include a water tank replacement, wetlands permits for home elevation, and a site plan addition, though several applicants request continuations to November or December. The board will also consider minutes and an update from the Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• Preliminary conceptual consultation for Falcone Circle subdivision (6 or 8 lots, accessed from Service Road or Falcone Circle)
• Aquarian Water Company: demolition and replacement of water storage tank at 5R Falcone Circle (continued to Nov 6)
• 73 Brown Avenue: wetlands permit to remove foundation and elevate home on helical piles
• 549 Ocean Boulevard: wetlands permit to elevate relocated house and move garage (continued to Nov 6)
• 125-127 Ocean Blvd & 6 G Street: site plan for Sea Ketch addition with stormwater waiver (continued to Dec 4)

Select Board

This meeting includes the oath of office for Tax Collector Vivian Considine and the appointment of Kristi Pulliam as Finance Director, along with approval of a related recommittal warrant. The board will also approve minutes, consider a consent agenda item on timber yield tax, and hear public comment and the Town Manager's report.

• Oath of office for Tax Collector Vivian Considine
• Appointment of Kristi Pulliam as Finance Director
• Approval of Recommittal Warrant for Finance Director
• Consent agenda: Report of Cut of Wood or Timber Yield Tax Warrant

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will hold a regular meeting with reports on the budget, state parks operating funding inclusion in the 2025 budget, and subcommittee updates. No major decisions or specific dollar amounts are listed; the agenda is primarily procedural with updates and routine business.

• Budget report from Commissioner Housman
• Discussion of State Parks inclusion of HBAC operating funding in the 2025 Budget
• Report on raffle table at the Seafood Festival
• Subcommittee updates on Hampton Implementation Committee, Land Use Projects, State Park Study, and Large Project Grants
• Membership update and next meeting scheduling

Planning Board

The committee will continue working on 2024 implementation priorities, including workforce housing and a potential economic development director position. New business includes setting priorities for 2025 and member reports. No votes or final decisions are scheduled; most items are discussions or updates.

• Workforce housing implementation (work in progress)
• CDFA housing regulation project for 2025 zoning article
• New round of Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant funding
• Concept for establishing and funding an Economic Development Director position
• Zoning ordinance reorganization project

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council will consider updates on the 2024 warrant article, discuss relocating the tree lighting event, and begin planning the 2025 budget. The council will also review recreation infrastructure funding from parking lot revenue and receive a HUB update.

• 2024 Warrant Article Update
• Tree Lighting Relocation (help needed)
• Budget for 2025
• Rec Infrastructure (20% parking lot revenue)
• HUB Update

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission will consider four wetland permit applications, mostly to elevate or relocate homes to meet FEMA base flood elevation and town freeboard requirements. The commission will also hear summer intern presentations, receive a budget update, and discuss 2025 warrant articles including Lessard Wildlife Refuge by-laws and WCD ordinance clarification.

• 60 Mooring Dr. – Town Wetland Permit to replace a destroyed 6x8-foot landing in the same footprint.
• 73 Brown Ave – Town Wetland Permit and NHDES Dredge and Fill to raise the existing home to meet FEMA BFE and town freeboard.
• 549 Ocean Blvd – Town Wetland Permit and NHDES Dredge and Fill to relocate and elevate the existing home, move garage, and add driveway.
• 80 Island Path – NHDES Dredge and Fill to raise the existing single-family home on a foundation to meet FEMA BFE and town freeboard.
• New Business: 2024 budget update and discussion of 2025 warrant articles (Lessard Wildlife Refuge By-Laws, WCD Ordinance clarification).

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will vote on the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan and a bond reduction for 188 Winnacunnet Road. The meeting includes a presentation on landfill solar and a request for ARPA funds for the police and town firewall.

• 2025-2030 CIP Approval Vote
• Bond reduction for 188 Winnacunnet Road to $373,977.49
• ARPA funding request for Police and Town Firewall
• Landfill Solar Presentation by Michael Bartner of Revision Energy
• Donations: $300 for Police Department Comfort Dog and $1,000 for Parks & Recreation Pickleball Accessories

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider several petitions for variances. These requests involve dimensional requirements, parking, and wetland use for various residential and commercial properties.

• Petition 22-24 for 931 Ocean Blvd (requested to withdraw)
• Petition 28-24 for 379 & 387 Ocean Blvd regarding dimensional requirements
• Petition 39-24 for 80 Island Path regarding wetland use and stacked parking
• Petition 42-24 for 200 Drakeside Rd regarding multi-family dwelling requirements
• Petition 43-24 for 1 Liberty Lane East and Liberty Lane regarding wetland prohibited use

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hear updates on housing regulation grants and the Zoning Ordinance Reorganization Project. The board will also consider a change of use request for a business at 845 Lafayette Road. Other business includes a Zoning Ordinance Audit.

• CDFA Grant Project - Housing Regulation and Implementation
• Application for Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant Funding
• Zoning Ordinance Reorganization Project update
• Change of Use at 845 Lafayette Road, Unit 3: Hair Salon/Spa to Cheese and Wine Store with Lunch Service
• Zoning Ordinance Audit

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from June, hear an SAU90 budget update from Dr. Lois Costa and Mariah Curtis, consider applicants for a committee vacancy, and receive reports from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District. New business includes reviewing July financials. The agenda is largely procedural with financial updates.

• SAU90 Budget Update presentation by Dr. Lois Costa and Mariah Curtis
• Review of July Financials
• Budget Committee Vacancy Applicants
• Reports from Selectmen, School Board, and Village District

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee appointed Patrick Sheridan to fill the vacancy left by Mr. Quinn's resignation, using ranked-choice voting. The committee also approved the June 18, 2024 minutes and heard updates on the SAU 90 budget, town finances, and the property revaluation.

• Appointed Patrick Sheridan to fill Budget Committee vacancy (ranked-choice vote: Sheridan 21, DiBiasio 15, Diana 12)
• Approved minutes of June 18, 2024 (7-0-1)
• Adopted ranked-choice voting method for vacancy appointment (6-2)
• Moved forward with two candidates for vacancy, excluding third candidate not present (8-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct includes standard procedural items such as call to order, pledge of allegiance, presentations from Amanda Momeault (Entertainment) and Denise Brown/Lisa Martineau (Marketing), old and new business, approval of minutes, and public comments. No specific decisions, proposals, or dollar amounts are listed on the agenda.

• Amanda Momeault - Entertainment presentation
• Denise Brown/Lisa Martineau - Marketing presentation
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting

The Hampton Beach Village Precinct meeting on September 11, 2024, was largely procedural and informational. The only formal decision was unanimous approval of the August 14, 2024 minutes. Discussions covered upcoming entertainment bookings, marketing efforts, and budget planning, with no other substantive actions taken.

• Approved minutes of August 14, 2024 (3-0)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a nonpublic session followed by a public meeting. They will consider consent agenda items including a $500 donation for a comfort dog, entertainment and parade licenses, and cemetery deeds. Appointments include a new Tax Collector and quarterly reports from Parks & Recreation and Aquarion Water Company. Old business includes discussion of a Coastal Resilience Position and a revaluation progress update.

• Discuss Coastal Resilience Position (Old Business)
• Revaluation Progress Update (Old Business)
• Appointment of Donna Bennett as Tax Collector
• Donation of $500 for a Comfort Dog from Tri-Rental
• Entertainment License for McGuirk's Ocean View, 935 Ocean Beachside Inn/Hotel

The Select Board voted 4-1 to release a letter stating it will not pursue enforcement of alleged zoning violations at 17/17R Barbour Road, finding a pre-existing non-conforming use. The decision was made after a nonpublic session and public comment from residents who dispute the finding. The board also approved several routine items, including the consent agenda, appointments, and a $2.56 million seawall repair contract.

• Released letter declining enforcement at 17R Barbour Road (4-1)
• Approved consent agenda items 1-5 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda item 6, Rockfest Half Marathon license (5-0)
• Tabled August 26, 2024 minutes (5-0)
• Appointed Kristi Pulliam as acting Town Manager Sept 20-25 (5-0)
• Authorized Town Manager to enter MOU with NH DNCR for seawall forms (5-0)
• Accepted $50,600 DES grant for Climate Ready Hampton (5-0)
• Approved Coastal Resilience Position (5-0)

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will consider a demolition permit for 427 Lafayette Rd under town ordinance. They will also discuss a black heritage marker plaque text and dedication date, and review a list of historic sites for the Whatzit-Wherezit map. Additionally, they will watch a Board of Selectmen meeting video about the Casino Ballroom development project for future discussion.

• Demolition permit for 427 Lafayette Rd under Hampton ordinance 1.8
• Black heritage marker: plaque text, application to BHTrail, and dedication date
• Select 10 historic sites from list for Whatzit-Wherezit map of Hampton
• Casino Ballroom Development project discussion from BoS meeting of 8/26
• Process info from Preservation Alliance for Blacksmith Shop next steps

The Heritage Commission approved 10 historic sites for Map #2 by a 3-0 vote, with one member absent. It also authorized Ann Carnaby to discuss historical artifacts with the Casino Ballroom owners regarding their incorporation into a new project, passing 5-0. The meeting adjourned at 8:58 PM.

• Approved 10 sites for Map #2 (3-0)
• Authorized Ann Carnaby to discuss historical artifacts with Casino Ballroom owners (5-0)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct a conceptual consultation for a multi-family development and hold public hearings on a subdivision and a wetlands permit. The board will also discuss draft zoning articles for the 2025 Town Meeting.

• Conceptual consultation for 248 apartment units on 104 acres at 1 Liberty Lane East/Liberty Lane
• Change of use for 18 Highland Avenue to revert a condominium back to a two-family residence
• Public hearing for wetlands permit to replace a 6’x8’ landing at 60 Mooring Drive
• Public hearing to subdivide a 2.51 acre lot into two lots at 85 Little River Road
• Discussion of preliminary draft zoning articles for 2025 Town Meeting

The Hampton Planning Board held a preliminary conceptual consultation for a proposed 248-unit multi-family residential development at 1 Liberty Lane East, but took no formal action. The Board approved a change of use to terminate a condominium conversion at 18 Highland Avenue, reverting it to a two-family residence. A wetlands permit for 60 Mooring Drive was continued to the October 2, 2024 meeting. The Board also approved a two-lot subdivision at 85 Little River Road, including a waiver for detailed plans.

• Approved change of use to terminate condominium at 18 Highland Avenue, reverting to two-family residence (6-0)
• Continued wetlands permit for 60 Mooring Drive to October 2, 2024 (6-0)
• Approved waiver for detailed plans for 85 Little River Road subdivision (6-0)
• Approved 2-lot subdivision at 85 Little River Road with conditions (6-0)
• Approved minutes of August 7, 2024 (5-0-1)

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will review 2024 priorities including workforce housing and the economic development plan. They will also receive updates on housing and zoning ordinance items, such as CDFA funding for a 2025 zoning article and a zoning ordinance reorganization project. New business includes potential marketing approaches and planning an outreach table at the Hampton Historical Society Fall Festival.

• Review of Implementation Priorities for 2024: Workforce Housing and Economic Development Plan
• Town Planner update on CDFA Funding for Housing Regulation and Implementation (2025 Zoning Article)
• Discussion of Zoning Ordinance Reorganization Project
• New Round of Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant Funding
• Planning outreach table at Hampton Historical Society Fall Festival on October 13

The Master Plan Implementation Committee discussed the potential creation of an Economic Development Director position for Hampton, with a proposed $150,000 annual salary and possible private-sector funding for the first 1-2 years. No formal decision was made; the next step is a meeting with the Town Manager. The Committee also reviewed updates on housing and zoning grants, including a $20,000 CDFA grant for inclusionary housing and a $9,000 ARPA-funded zoning reorganization project.

• Approved minutes of July 24, 2024 (unanimous)
• Discussed Economic Development Director position; no vote taken
• Reviewed CDFA grant for housing regulations; funds available through July 30, 2025
• Noted ARPA funds approved for zoning reorganization ($9,000)
• Set next meeting for September 25, 2024

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee is meeting to review a site plan application from the Aquarian Water Company of NH. The proposal involves the demolition of an existing water storage tank and the construction of a replacement tank.

• Site plan for 5R Falcone Circle (Map 53, Lots 1-1 & 1-2) regarding water tank replacement

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review two permit applications for residential properties and discuss the 2025 budget. The body will also consider the acquisition of marsh parcels and the Town Forest Management Plan RFP.

• Town Wetland Permit for landing replacement at 60 Mooring Dr.
• NHDES Standard Dredge & Fill permit to raise home at 6 Anchor Ct.
• Discussion on obtaining Meadow Pond Farm Corporation, High St., and Cusack Rd. parcels
• Review of 2025 Budget and 2025 Warrant Articles
• Town Forest Management Plan RFP

Select Board

The Select Board will discuss the Hampton Beach Casino Development Project, a coastal resilience coordinator specialist, and a congressional directed spending grant for the police department. Consent agenda items include a cemetery deed, dance hall permits, and a fire department donation.

• Hampton Beach Casino Development Project discussion
• Congressionally Directed Spending grant for Police Department (no amount given)
• Coastal Resilience Coordinator & Specialist appointment
• Fire Department donation of grill/smoker valued at $500.00 from AJ Nonwovens
• Cemetery plot sell-back for Mary Gray

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board meeting scheduled for August 21, 2024 has been cancelled. No items will be discussed. The next scheduled meeting is September 4, 2024.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting: September 4, 2024

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 15, 2024, primarily for public comment, approval of July minutes, and updates on ongoing programs: House Markers, the Whatzit-Wherezit Map of Hampton, and the NH Black Heritage Trail Marker. The Blacksmith Shop has no report this month. The commission will also welcome a new commissioner and schedule the next meeting for September 5.

• Update on House Markers program
• Update on Whatzit-Wherezit Map of Hampton
• Update on NH Black Heritage Trail Marker
• Approval of draft minutes from July 11
• Welcome of new commissioner

The Hampton Heritage Commission met on August 15, 2024, and approved the minutes from the July 11 meeting. They discussed a mailer to homeowners about house markers, with a draft to be prepared for the next meeting. The commission also confirmed funding for a NH Black Heritage Trail marker and welcomed a new commissioner. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes of 7/11/24 meeting (3-0)
• Discussed house marker mailer; draft to be written for next meeting
• Confirmed funds for NH Black Heritage Trail marker
• Welcomed new commissioner

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on August 15, 2024, to consider several variance and equitable waiver requests. Items include continued petitions for properties on Ocean Blvd, new petitions for 18 Manchester St, 427 Lafayette Rd, 6 Anchor Ct, 76 Island Path, and 80 Island Path. One petition (28-24) is continued to September 19. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Continued variance petition (22-24) for Barn Realty at 931 Ocean Blvd for dimensional and parking relief
• Petition (40-24) for 18 Manchester St seeking variances and equitable waiver for dimensional requirements
• Petition (36-24) for 427 Lafayette Rd for a use variance in the Town Center-Historic District
• Petitions (38-24, 39-24) for 76 and 80 Island Path regarding non-conforming use, wetland, and dimensional variances
• Petition (37-24) for 6 Anchor Ct for non-conforming use and dimensional variances

The Hampton Zoning Board denied all variances for the 18 Manchester St. project (Petition 40-24) unanimously, but then granted an equitable waiver for the same project in a 3-2 vote. The board also continued the 931 Ocean Blvd. petition to September, withdrew Petition 34-24, and approved several other petitions with conditions.

• Denied all variances for 18 Manchester St. (Petition 40-24) (5-0)
• Granted equitable waiver for 18 Manchester St. (Petition 40-24) (3-2)
• Continued 931 Ocean Blvd. petition (22-24) to September with caveat (4-0-1)
• Withdrew Petition 34-24 for 18 Manchester St. (5-0)
• Granted 427 Lafayette Rd. variance with condition to reduce impervious surface to 40% (5-0)
• Granted 6 Anchor Ct. variances with conditions on decks and stairs (5-0)
• Granted 76 Island Path variances with condition of Conservation Commission approval (5-0)
• Failed to grant 80 Island Path variances (2-0-3), continued to September (5-0)

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This meeting of the Hampton Beach Village Precinct is largely procedural, including call to order, pledge, approval of minutes, and public comments. Items C through E list presentations or discussions related to circus and fire shows, an entertainment request by Amanda Momeault, and marketing by Denise Brown and Lisa Martineau, but no specific decisions or dollar amounts are provided. No new business or old business details are given in the agenda.

• Circus and fire shows item is listed but no details provided
• Amanda Momeault entertainment item listed with no specifics
• Denise Brown / Lisa Martineau marketing item listed with no specifics

The Hampton Beach Village District approved allowing Chairman Rage to sign contracts with the state for Country Week, with a vote of 2 yes, 0 no, and 1 abstention. The board also approved the July 10, 2024 minutes as amended. Other items discussed included upcoming circus and fire shows, entertainment schedules, and a state-requested accessibility study.

• Authorized Chairman Rage to sign contracts with the state for Country Week (2-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved minutes of July 10, 2024 as amended (3-0)

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will review a funding allocation for the Hampton School District Cable System and discuss Telecommunications Committee procedures. The meeting includes updates on the Hampton Rail Trail Project and the 2024 Hampton Beach Seafood Festival.

• Funding allocation of $12,450 for Hampton School District Cable System
• Hampton Rail Trail Project update
• Entertainment license for Whym Craft Pub & Brewery
• Public gathering licenses for A Jubilee of Liberty and Global War on Terrorism Monument Rededication
• Road closure permit for Lancaster and Briar

The Hampton Select Board approved several items, including a month-to-month renewable energy program with Freedom Energy, the Seafood Festival's road closures and related requests, removal of 12 dead trees at the High Street parking lot, a street opening at 83 Little River Road, a $9,000 contract for zoning ordinance reorganization, a $7,575 HR software contract, a $12,450 school cable system allocation, and a $1,000 donation for the comfort dog program. The board also supported relocating the annual tree lighting to Tuck Field, Tuck Museum, and Founders Park, and voted to renegotiate the Town Manager's contract.

• Approved month-to-month renewable energy program with Freedom Energy (5-0)
• Approved Seafood Festival road closures, bus use, and vendor pricing (4-0-1)
• Approved removal of 12 dead trees at High Street parking lot (5-0)
• Approved street opening at 83 Little River Road (5-0)
• Approved $9,000 contract with Rockingham Planning Commission for zoning recodification (5-0)
• Approved $7,575 contract with Criterion for HR software (5-0)
• Approved $12,450 allocation for school district cable system (5-0)
• Approved $1,000 donation from Experience Hampton for comfort dog program (5-0)

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission meeting scheduled for August 7, 2024, was cancelled. No decisions or discussions took place.

• Meeting cancelled; no action on the planned presentation of the final draft of the Natural Resources Inventory by FB Environmental

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold new public hearings for several permit applications, including a site plan for an addition at 125 Ocean Blvd that is requesting a continuance to October 2. They will also continue a condominium conversion hearing from previous meetings to allow year-round occupancy at 20 Church St. and 4 Francis St. Additionally, the board will consider minutes, correspondence, and updates from the Master Plan Implementation and Telecommunications committees.

• 24-022: Site plan for an addition at 125 Ocean Blvd, 127 Ocean Blvd, and 6 G Street – applicant requesting continuance to October 2, 2024
• 24-027: Wetlands permit for in-kind repair of stairs and wall at 5 Great Boars Head Avenue
• 24-028 & 24-029: Conditional use permits for accessory dwelling units at 209 Winnacunnet Road (595 SF) and 4 Anns Terrace (800 SF)
• 24-030 & 24-031: Wetlands permits to elevate single-family residences at 22 Riverview Terrace, Unit A and 140 Kings Highway, Unit 15 for flood resilience
• 24-032: Amended condominium conversion at 14 and 16 Dover Avenue to reconfigure parking and common areas

The Hampton Planning Board approved several permits and continuations, including a wetlands permit for 5 Great Boars Head Avenue, conditional use permits for accessory dwelling units at 209 Winnacunnet Road and 4 Anns Terrace, and wetlands permits for 22 Riverview Terrace and 140 Kings Highway. The board also approved a condominium conversion amendment for 14 and 16 Dover Avenue and a year-round occupancy conversion for 20 Church St. & 4 Francis St. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved wetlands permit for 5 Great Boars Head Avenue (7-0)
• Approved ADU conditional use permit for 209 Winnacunnet Road (7-0)
• Approved ADU conditional use permit for 4 Anns Terrace (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 22 Riverview Terrace, Unit A (7-0)
• Approved wetlands permit for 140 Kings Highway, Unit 15 (7-0)
• Approved amended condominium conversion for 14 and 16 Dover Avenue (7-0)
• Approved year-round occupancy conversion for 20 Church St. & 4 Francis St. (7-0)
• Appointed Sharon Mullen to Telecommunications Committee (6-0-1)

Planning Board

The Planning Board is holding an on-site preconstruction meeting for a project at 157 High Street. The project involves demolishing a rear garage and constructing a new four-bay garage with two dwelling units above.

• Demolition of rear garage at 157 High Street
• Construction of four-bay garage with two dwelling units
• Removal of one existing unit from the front structure
• Reshaping and reconstruction of paved parking area

The Hampton Planning Board held a preconstruction meeting for the 157 High Street project, which involves demolishing a rear garage and constructing a four-bay garage with two dwelling units above. No formal votes were taken; the meeting focused on conditions for the building permit, construction logistics, and coordination among town departments, utilities, and the contractor.

• Confirmed construction drawings dated 4/22/24 (recording D-44540) as the approved plan set
• Listed pre-building-permit conditions: sewer connection permit, Aquarion water approval, Unitil electrical design, and police-approved public safety plan
• Noted no off-site bond required by Planning Board; DPW may require separate bonding
• Prohibited cutting into High Street for 5 years due to recent reconstruction
• Set work hours: 7-5 M-F, 9-5 Saturday, no work Sundays/holidays
• Required 48-hour notice to CMA Engineers for inspections
• Required asbestos report with demolition permit and porta-potty on site
• Noted no sprinkler system required (two-story building); owner to install alarm system

Select Board

The agenda consists of a public session and a nonpublic session. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed in the provided text.

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on July 25, 2024, to consider seven petitions for variances and equitable waivers. The items include continued petitions for dimensional, non-conforming use, and parking relief, as well as new petitions involving wetland prohibited use and dimensional requirements. One petition (28-24) has requested a continuance to September 19, 2024.

• 379 & 387 Ocean Blvd (continued to Sept 19): variances from dimensional requirements, BS zone
• 16 Riverview Terr: variances for non-conforming use, dimensional, and parking requirements, RB zone
• 42 Boars Head Terr: variances for non-conforming use, dimensional requirements, and stacked parking, RA zone
• 22 Riverview Terr #A: variances for non-conforming and prohibited wetland use, dimensional requirements, RB zone
• 140 Kings Hwy Unit #15: variances for non-conforming and wetland prohibited use, RB zone

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment granted four variance petitions (30-24, 31-24, 32-24, 33-24) with conditions, continued two petitions (28-24, 34-24) to future meetings, and allowed one petition (35-24) to be withdrawn. All votes were unanimous.

• Granted variances for 16 Riverview Terr. with conditions (5-0)
• Granted variances for 42 Boars Head Terr. with foundation pinning condition (5-0)
• Granted variances for 22 Riverview Terr.#A, excluding 2.3.4.C.2 (5-0)
• Granted variances for 140 Kings Hwy Unit #15, excluding 2.3.4.C.2 (5-0)
• Continued petition 28-24 for 379 & 387 Ocean Blvd. to September meeting (5-0)
• Continued petition 34-24 for 18 Manchester St. to August meeting (5-0)
• Allowed withdrawal of petition 35-24 for 46 Nudd Ave. (4-0)

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will review implementation priorities for 2024, focusing on workforce housing and an economic development plan. They will hear reports from sub-groups on action items, evaluate group function, and receive member updates from other boards. A presentation from Exeter Economic Development Director Darren Winham is also scheduled.

• Appearance by Darren Winham, Town of Exeter Economic Development Director
• Discussion of Workforce Housing as an implementation priority
• Discussion of Economic Development Plan as an implementation priority
• Reporting from sub-groups on Master Plan action items
• Evaluation of group function and promotion of activities

The Master Plan Implementation Committee discussed plans for a workforce housing zoning amendment, funded by a $20,000 CDFA grant, with an anticipated August start and inclusion on the March 2025 warrant. The committee also heard from Exeter's Economic Development Director about tools like TIF and ERZ, and discussed assigning Master Plan action items to departments. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only motion passed was to approve the June 26, 2024 minutes.

• Approved minutes of June 26, 2024 (unanimous)
• Discussed workforce housing zoning amendment for March 2025 warrant (no vote)
• Heard presentation on economic development tools from Exeter's director (no vote)
• Discussed assigning Master Plan action items to departments (no vote)

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission will review three Town Wetland Permit applications: repairs to an existing rip rap revetment and beach stairs at 5 Great Boars Head Ave, and elevation of single-family homes at 22 Riverview Terrace and 140 Kings Hwy Unit 15. The commission will also hear the Q2 financial report, discuss 2025 warrant articles and budget, and receive updates on the Natural Resources Inventory (NRI) final presentation and the CHAT program.

• 5 Great Boars Head Ave: Town Wetland Permit for in-kind repairs to rip rap revetment and beach stairs with filter fabric to prevent erosion
• 22 Riverview Terrace: Town Wetland Permit to elevate an existing single-family home
• 140 Kings Hwy Unit 15: Town Wetland Permit and NHDES Standard Dredge & Fill permit to elevate an existing single-family home
• Q2 financial report and discussion of 2025 budget and warrant articles, including Pervious Hardscape signage
• Old Business: NRI final presentation and BioBlitz, and signage at Olive and Robert ‘Vic’ Wildlife Refuge

The Hampton Conservation Commission approved three Town Wetland Permits: repairs to a seawall and stairs at 5 Great Boars Head Ave, and home elevations at 22 Riverview Terrace and 140 Kings Hwy Unit 15. The Riverview permit is conditional on ZBA approval of variances, and the Kings Hwy permit includes conditions for gravel curbing and vegetation. The Commission also discussed land conservation priorities and reviewed the Q2 financial report.

• Approved Town Wetland Permit for 5 Great Boars Head Ave (7-0)
• Approved Town Wetland Permit for 22 Riverview Terrace, conditional on ZBA variances and bollard placement (7-0)
• Approved Town Wetland Permit for 140 Kings Hwy Unit 15, with conditions for gravel curbing and rear vegetation (7-0)
• Approved motion to not oppose NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill permit for 140 Kings Hwy Unit 15 (7-0)
• Approved minutes of June 25, 2024 as edited (6-0)
• Recommended Mr. Hiller for appointment to Telecommunications Committee (6-0-1, Hiller abstained)

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss the auction of surplus DPW equipment and the approval of a sole-source provider for the transfer station compactor. The meeting includes reports on preliminary 2024 assessed values and the Hampton Beach Seafood Festival.

• Auction of DPW Surplus Equipment (Units 22 and 125)
• Sole-source provider approval for Transfer Station Compactor
• DES Solid Waste Grant Application
• Donation of $500.00 to K-9 Care from Tri-Rental-All
• 2024 Preliminary Assessed Values report

The Board received the 2024 preliminary assessed values, showing a 53% overall increase in town property values, with residential properties up 59%. The Board approved several items including a $3,000 donation for a police comfort dog program, a special event permit for National Night Out, and the replacement of 'Welcome to Hampton' signs. The Board also authorized ticketing and revocation of counterfeit parking passes and approved the purchase of a new transfer station compactor.

• Approved 2024 preliminary assessed values showing 53% overall increase (5-0)
• Accepted $3,000 donation for police comfort dog program (5-0)
• Approved special event permit for National Night Out on Aug 6 (5-0)
• Approved Experience Hampton signage replacement with $1,780.10 insurance funds (4-0-1)
• Approved Seafood Festival parade and public gathering license (4-0-1)
• Authorized police to ticket and revoke counterfeit parking passes (5-0)
• Declared DPW Units 22 and 125 surplus for auction (5-0)
• Approved $97,762.50 sole-source compactor purchase (5-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six petitions for variances and special exceptions from zoning requirements, covering dimensional, parking, and use regulations at various properties. The board will also approve minutes from May and June meetings. Four other petitions have been moved to a July 25 meeting.

• 93-24: Barn Realty, Inc. seeks variances for dimensional and parking at 931 Ocean Blvd (Map 151, Lot 15, BS zone).
• 19-24: Aquarion Water Company of NH seeks a dimensional variance and special exception for use at 5R Falcone Circle (RA zone).
• 26-24: NM Cook Development, LLC seeks a variance for dog day care use at 597 Lafayette Rd (TC-N zone).
• 28-24: Kevin Donovan, Trustee seeks dimensional variances for properties at 379 & 387 Ocean Blvd (BS zone).
• 30-24 & 31-24: Two petitions seek variances for non-conforming use, dimensional, and parking at 16 Riverview Terr and 42 Boars Head Terr.

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a variance and special exception for Aquarion Water Company to maintain a water tower at 5R Falcone Circle, with conditions on height, screening, and access road. The board also continued a petition for Barn Realty at 931 Ocean Blvd. to next month, requiring a stamped plan. A dog day care petition at 597 Lafayette Road was withdrawn without prejudice.

• Approved Petition 19-24 for Aquarion Water Company with conditions (5-0)
• Continued Petition 22-24 for Barn Realty to next month, plans due by August 6 (5-0)
• Allowed Petition 26-24 for dog day care to be withdrawn without prejudice (5-0)
• Moved Petitions 32-24, 33-24, 34-24, 35-24 to July 25 meeting (5-0)
• Approved minutes of May 16, 2024 as amended (4-0-1)
• Approved minutes of June 20, 2024 as amended (4-0-1)

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold a continued public hearing on converting a two-unit condominium at 20 Church St. and 4 Francis St. from seasonal to year-round occupancy, including a waiver request for detailed plans. The board will also hear a change-of-use application to convert office space to a dog grooming salon at 1 Lafayette Road, and discuss updates on housing grants and zoning recodification.

• 1 Lafayette Road – Change of use from office to dog grooming salon (no boarding)
• 20 Church St. & 4 Francis St. – Condominium conversion from seasonal to year-round occupancy (continued hearing)
• Status and scope of Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA) funding for housing
• Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) Grant – completion of Phases I and II and next steps
• Zoning ordinance full recodification and audit to reflect Master Plan goals

Trustees of the Trust Fund

This is a regular meeting of the Hampton Trustees of the Trust Fund. The board will approve minutes from the last meeting and review the investment performance of town trust funds. Old and new business items will be discussed, and public comments will be heard. No specific proposals or financial figures are listed in the agenda.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Review of trust fund investment performance

Heritgage Commission

The commission will review draft minutes from May 9 and receive updates on ongoing programs, including House Markers and the Blacksmith Shop. The meeting also includes discussion regarding the recruitment of one commissioner and five alternates.

• Approval of May 9 draft minutes
• Updates on House Markers and Blacksmith Shop programs
• Update on Black Heritage Trail Marker
• Recruitment of one commissioner and five alternates

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The Hampton Beach Village District meeting includes items regarding accessibility and a sand sculpture event. The agenda also covers approval of minutes and periods for old and new business.

• Sand Sculpture Event
• Accessibility

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing regarding Cranberry Lane parking restrictions. The board will also discuss re-instating seven resident-only parking spaces at the municipal lot near Cusack Road and Ocean Boulevard. Additionally, several appointments to the Conservation Commission are scheduled for consideration.

• Public hearing on Cranberry Lane parking restrictions
• Discussion of re-instating 7 resident-only parking spaces at Cusack Rd & Ocean Blvd
• $778.10 donation from Hampton Seniors to Parks & Recreation
• Appointments for Conservation Commission Commissioner and Alternate Commissioner
• Review of flooding event/parking lot guidelines with the DPW Director

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will conduct public hearings on several development applications, including new industrial buildings and condominium conversions. The board will also receive an update from the Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• Construction of two industrial buildings at 298 Exeter Road
• Condominium conversion for 22-24 Jones Avenue
• Lot line adjustment for 247 Landing Road, 271 Winnacunnet Rd, and 275 Winnacunnet Rd
• Amended wetlands permit to rebuild a single-family home at 28 Nor’East Lane
• Conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 8 Gray Avenue

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The commission will review the budget report and adopt minutes from April 25, 2024. Agenda items include discussions on the Seafood Festival and updates from several subcommittees.

• Appointment of Johanna Lyons (NH State Parks)
• Budget Report by Commissioner Housman
• Seafood Festival host attendance and prize process
• Updates on Land Use Projects and State Park Study committees
• Discussion regarding web content

Planning Board

The committee will review sub-group reports regarding Master Plan action items and discuss 2024 implementation priorities. A top priority identified is creating a strategic plan for a more readable zoning ordinance. The agenda also includes an appointment related to the Estuary Management Plan.

• Appointment of Rayann Dionne regarding Estuary Management Plan and Economic Study
• Sub-group reports on Master Plan action items
• Strategic plan for zoning ordinance recodification and audit
• Consideration of May 22, 2024 minutes

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee will review a site plan for an addition south of the existing Sea Ketch building. The project involves properties at 125 Ocean Blvd, 127 Ocean Blvd, and 6 G Street. The application includes a request for an easement over Lot 4-1 to install a transformer.

• Site plan for addition to the Sea Ketch building
• Proposed easement over Lot 4-1 for transformer installation
• Waiver request for Section VII.E Stormwater Management

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council will review updates on summer programs and park projects for Founders Park and Eaton Park. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a HUB Feasibility Study and timeline.

• Park projects at Founders Park and Eaton Park
• HUB Feasibility Study and timeline
• Ruth Stimson Park clean ups
• Strawberry Festival registration update

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review an amended Town Wetland Permit for 28 Nor’East Lane. The proposal by Sweet Nectar, LLC seeks to reconfigure a residential structure to reduce impervious surface within the 50-foot buffer. The agenda also includes updates on wildlife refuge next steps and coordinator appointments.

• Amended Town Wetland Permit for 28 Nor’East Lane to reduce impervious surface
• Appointment of Sara McNamara-Gagnon as Coastal Conservation Coordinator
• Updates regarding the Olive and Rober ‘Vic’ Lessard Wildlife Refuge

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will consider a $17,986 grant for the Olive & Robert “Vic” Lessard Wildlife Refuge. The agenda also includes a parking restriction request for Cranberry Lane and reviews of monthly financials.

• $17,986 grant acceptance for Olive & Robert “Vic” Lessard Wildlife Refuge
• Cranberry Lane parking restriction request
• Vote to not use 2025 PA-28 inventory of taxable property form
• $500 donation to the Senior Center
• $800 donation for Summer Camp

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will conduct public hearings for several property relief petitions on June 20, 2024. These include requests for variances regarding dimensional requirements, non-conforming uses, and a dog day care use. The board will also review minutes from the May 16, 2024, meeting.

• Variance for dog day care use at 597 Lafayette Rd
• Variance and special exception request for 5R Falcone Circle
• Dimensional and parking variances for 931 Ocean Blvd
• Non-conforming use and dimensional variances for 19 Thornton St
• Approval of May 16, 2024, meeting minutes

Budget Committee

The committee will receive updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District. The meeting also includes a review of the April 2024 financials.

• April 2024 Financials

Planning Board

The Planning Board will host public information sessions regarding housing options and coastal resilience updates. The board will also consider the June 5, 2024, meeting minutes and discuss updates to subdivision and site plan review regulations.

• Hampton’s Housing Conversation public session
• Coastal Resilience Update
• Consideration of June 5, 2024, minutes
• Updates to Subdivision and Site Plan Review Regulations

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The June 12, 2024, meeting for the Hampton Beach Village Precinct consists of standard procedural items. The provided text does not detail specific topics for old or new business.

• No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are listed.

Select Board

The Board of Selectmen will discuss a proposal regarding the trash and recycling curbside collection schedule. The meeting includes updates on High Street and the Master Plan Implementation Committee. The board will also consider the appointment of a Deputy Town Clerk.

• Appointment of Deputy Town Clerk
• Trash and Recycling Curbside Collection Schedule Proposal
• High Street update
• Master Plan Implementation Committee Update
• Special Event Permit for 935 Ocean Blvd Summer Kick-off

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will discuss several ongoing program updates during this meeting. Topics include the Blacksmith Shop, Black Heritage Trail Marker, and Casino Ballroom Redo. The agenda also includes approval of draft minutes and public comment.

• Blacksmith Shop update
• Black Heritage Trail Marker update
• Casino Ballroom Redo update
• House Markers update
• What Z It-Wher Ez It Map of Hampton discussion

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct several public hearings regarding site plans and wetlands permits. These include projects for water infrastructure, flood mitigation, and storm damage repairs. The board will also review minutes from the May 15, 2024 meeting.

• Site Plan for a 46 ft x 52 ft water treatment plant at Bonnie Lane
• Wetlands permit to elevate building at 20 Riverview Terrace by 8-9 feet
• Proposal for 1,500 linear feet of water main replacement near Gentian Road
• Wetlands permit for seawall and stair replacement at 1 Great Boars Head Avenue
• Continued hearing for residential construction at 43 Nudd Avenue

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission will review four wetland permit applications, including a FEMA-related elevation project, two rip rap revetment repairs, and a water main replacement. The commission will also discuss a coastal resilience grant proposal and receive updates from the conservation coordinator.

• 20 Riverview Terrace (24-017): Elevate existing structure ~9 ft to meet FEMA requirements; lot remains 100% impervious
• 3 Great Boars Head Ave (24-019): Repairs to existing legal rip rap revetment
• 1 Great Boars Head Ave (24-020): Repairs to existing legal rip rap revetment
• Gentian Rd., Greene St., Meadow Pond Rd. (24-021): Replace ~1,500 linear ft of water main
• Coastal Resilience Grant Proposal discussion

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The commission will adopt the April 25, 2024, minutes and hear a budget report from Commissioner Housman. Subcommittees will provide updates on land use projects, state park studies, and operating funding related to Seafood Festival donations. The meeting will also include an update on HB1215 and a discussion regarding web content.

• Budget Report from Commissioner Housman
• Land Use Projects Committee updates
• State Park Study updates
• Operating funding and Seafood Festival donations
• Update on HB1215

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will discuss a strategic plan to re-format the zoning ordinance for better readability. The committee will also review reports on workforce housing, transfer of development rights, and coastal resilience.

• Zoning ordinance re-write strategy
• Workforce housing and transfer of development rights reports
• Coastal resilience sub-group report
• Identification of responsible parties for master plan action items

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee is reviewing site plans for two developments. One proposal involves constructing two industrial buildings at 298 Exeter Road, while another proposes an addition to the Sea Ketch building.

• Site plan for two industrial buildings at 298 Exeter Road
• Landscaping plan waiver request for 298 Exeter Road
• Proposed addition to the Sea Ketch building at 125 Ocean Blvd
• Proposed transformer easement over 6 G Street
• Stormwater management waiver request for 125 Ocean Blvd

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Parks and Recreation Advisory Council will discuss several operational items including pickleball court planning, 2025 budget preparation, and inline rink crack repairs. They will also review past meeting minutes and hear public comment.

• Pickleball Courts/Future
• 2025 Budget Planning
• Inline Rink Crack Repair Date
• Ruth Stimson Park Clean Ups
• Party in the Park w/ PTA

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee is meeting to review the March 2024 financials and receive updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District. The agenda is largely procedural, with the financial review being the only substantive item.

• Review of March 2024 financials
• Selectmen's update
• School Board update
• Village District update
• Approval of minutes

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to consider several items, including a request for town assistance for the 24th Annual Sand Sculpting Classic, licenses for a Eucharistic Procession and the Megan House Foundation, and a report on the economy and flood vulnerability from SHEA. The board will also hear presentations on vertical asset management and an ARPA funding request for the WWTP/Pump Stations, and discuss Coalition Communities 2.0.

• Request for town assistance for 24th Annual Sand Sculpting Classic (06/20-06/22)
• Parade & Public Gathering License: Eucharistic Procession (06/02)
• One-day Entertainment License: Megan House Foundation (09/14)
• ARPA Funding Request for the WWTP/Pump Stations
• Economic Report on The Economy and Flood Vulnerability by SHEA

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustment holds a public hearing on five petitions for variances and special exceptions, including a continued Aquarion Water Company request. The board will also approve minutes from two prior meetings. All items are pending decisions or discussions at this meeting.

• Continued petition 19-24: Aquarion Water Company, 5R Falcone Circle, variance from Section 4.4 and special exception from Section 3.20, RA zone
• Petition 20-24: Alex and Raquel Leafe Revocable Trust, 19 Mill Pond Ln, variances for non-conforming use and dimensional requirements, RA zone
• Petition 21-24: FD Properties LLC, 20 Riverview Terr, variances for non-conforming use, dimensional and parking requirements, RB zone
• Petition 22-24: Barn Realty Inc., 931 Ocean Blvd, variances for dimensional and parking requirements, BS zone
• Petition 23-24: 43 Nudd Avenue Realty Trust, 43 Nudd Ave, variances for non-conforming use and wetland use, BS zone

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board has scheduled a routine meeting on May 15, 2024. The agenda consists entirely of standard procedural boilerplate and leaves public hearings open for future discussion. No specific rezoning, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in this notice.

• Standard procedural items including call to order and adjournment
• Open slots for continued and new public hearings
• Informational notice about the Hampton Master Plan at a Garden Club event
• Mention of Article 32 and general updates from the Telecommunications Committee

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine town business including approving the first-half property tax warrant, several licenses, and appointments. The board will also hear updates on legislation, renewable energy revenue, rental housing issues, and a special event permit for the 3rd New England Hot Sauce Festival. Old business includes a bond release and Coalition Communities 2.0, while new business covers a Juneteenth holiday, a fire department AutoPulse purchase, and a request to purchase a right-of-way near 89 Park Avenue.

• 2024-01 First Half Property Tax Warrant
• Bond release for Estherbrook Way, $44,425.15
• Special event permit and parade license for 3rd New England Hot Sauce Festival
• AutoPulse purchase for Fire Department
• Request to purchase ROW adjacent to 89 Park Avenue

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The provided agenda consists of procedural items and general presentations. No specific new business or projects are detailed in the text.

• Entertainment presentation by Amanda Momeault
• Marketing presentation by Lisa Brown and Lisa Martin

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will consider removing a deed restriction on property at 1058 Ocean Blvd, vote on granting the town manager authority to enter contracts, and approve one-day entertainment licenses for local restaurants. They will also receive an update on the Barbour Road project.

• Vote to remove deed restriction #3 at 1058 Ocean Blvd (Map 98, Lot 40/1)
• Vote on authority for Town Manager Sullivan to enter contracts
• One-day entertainment licenses for L Street Tavern (May 12 and 19) and Smuttynose Restaurant (multiple dates in May)
• Update on 17 and 17R Barbour Road

Planning Board

The board will consider a wetlands permit for a shed replacement at 22 Cutler Avenue and continue a hearing regarding a pool at 31 Alexander Drive. An application for 43 Nudd Avenue has requested to postpone its hearing until June 5, 2024. The meeting also includes updates from the Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• Wetlands permit for shed replacement at 22 Cutler Avenue
• Continued hearing for pool replacement at 31 Alexander Drive
• Request to continue 43 Nudd Avenue application to June 5, 2024
• Master Plan Implementation Committee updates and appointments

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission is meeting to review three permit applications involving wetland and shoreland impacts, including a shed replacement, deck and sidewalk removal, and a landscaping project. The commission will also discuss appointments, the Victory Garden expansion, and the Town Forest Management Plan.

• 22 Cutler Ave (24-016): replace existing shed in same footprint with updated elevation
• 30 Kings Hwy Unit #9: replace attached deck/stairs, remove asphalt sidewalk, reduce impervious surface
• 175 Island Path: new pervious patio and landscaped gardens under NHDES Shoreland
• Appointment of Coastal Conservation Coordinator Sara McNamara-Gagnon
• Discussion of Hampton Victory Garden expansion and Town Forest Management Plan

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Hampton Beach Area Commission will receive a budget report from Commissioner Housman and updates from several subcommittees. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the March 5th DOT meeting and an appointment to the Town’s Implementation Committee.

• Budget Report from Commissioner Housman
• Subcommittee updates on land use, state parks, and grants
• Appointment to the Town's Implementation Committee
• Comments on the March 5th DOT meeting

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee will discuss clarifying its roles and establishing a leadership team. The committee will also address 2024 priorities, including a strategic plan for rewriting the zoning ordinance.

• Strategic plan to rewrite and reformat the zoning ordinance
• Consideration of an RFQ for an audit of the zoning ordinance against the Master Plan
• Establishment of a committee "Leadership Team"
• Discussion of priorities regarding workforce housing and economic development

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council is meeting to discuss old and new business, including Easter Egg Hunts, Collette Trips, facilities updates, equipment issues, summer staffing, and benches at Ruth Stimson related to storm damage. The director will provide program updates and take public input.

• Discussion of summer staffing
• Facilities updates
• Equipment issues
• Ruth Stimson benches – storm
• Easter Egg Hunts and Collette Trips

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a second public hearing on removing a deed restriction at 1058 Ocean Blvd that limits fence height. The board will also consider several licenses, tax exemptions, and appointments, and discuss old and new business items including a parking lot lease request and retiree health insurance.

• Second hearing to remove deed restriction at 1058 Ocean Blvd (Map 98, Lot 40/1)
• Consent agenda includes 2024 elderly, disabled, and veteran tax exemptions for multiple properties
• Licenses: coin-operated amusement device for Player 1 (237 Ocean Blvd) and entertainment for Bogie's at Depot Square and Ashworth By the Sea
• Old business: entertainment license for Charlie's Tap House, Beachside Inn parking lot lease request, recount discussion
• New business: retiree health insurance and request to access town property for stair repairs at 1058 Ocean Blvd

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on April 18, 2024, to consider 10 petitions for variances and special exceptions, including new and continued cases. The board will also adopt rules and procedures and approve minutes from its March 21 meeting. Most petitions seek relief from zoning requirements such as dimensional standards, wetland use prohibitions, and non-conforming use rules.

• Variance for 125-127 Ocean Blvd and 6 G St (V.R. Realty Trust) from dimensional requirements
• Continued variance for 166 Mill Rd (Martha Button) on impervious coverage in Groundwater Protection District
• Continued variance for 31 Alexander Dr (Ken and Danielle Lambert) for prohibited wetland use
• Variance for 1058 Ocean Blvd (Springer) and 32 Island Path (Foster) for wetland use
• Special Exception for Aquarion Water Company at 5R Falcone Circle for use regulations

Planning Board

The Planning Board will continue a public hearing regarding sea wall repairs at 1052 Ocean Blvd to provide shoreline stabilization. The board will also review an amended Accessory Dwelling Unit application and discuss appointing a Resident-At-Large Member to the Master Plan Implementation Committee.

• Sea wall/revetment repairs at 1052 Ocean Blvd
• Amended Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Application
• Appointment of Resident-At-Large Member for Master Plan Implementation Committee

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will hold a regular meeting to approve prior minutes, review investment performance, and address old and new business. The agenda is largely routine, with no specific action items listed.

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

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to review the town's monthly financial status, encumbrances, and previous warrants, and to discuss the impact of 2024 warrant articles on the budget process. The agenda includes updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District, plus approval of the March minutes.

• Monthly financial review with Town Manager Jamie Sullivan
• Review of encumbrances and previous warrants, including project status and start/completion estimates
• Discussion of 2024 warrant article impact on budget process
• Approval of March 19, 2024 meeting minutes
• Updates from Selectmen, School Board, and Village District

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The meeting includes the election of officers and items related to the Beautification Committee. The agenda also covers entertainment and standard procedural business.

• Election of officers
• Beautification Committee
• Entertainment – Amanda Momeault

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to hold a first hearing on removing a deed restriction at 1058 Ocean Blvd that limits fences to three feet in height. The board will also receive updates from the police chief and conservation commission, and consider several licenses and donations.

• First hearing to remove deed restriction #3 at 1058 Ocean Blvd (Map 98, Lot 40/1), which limits fences to ornamental fences no higher than three feet
• Donation of $500 from Hampton Rod & Gun Club for Parks & Rec Youth Fishing Derby
• Entertainment license for Charlie's Tap House and one-day licenses for Bernie's Beach Bar on 5/10-5/12, 5/17-5/19, 5/24-5/26
• Parade and public gathering licenses for Memorial Day Parade 5/27, Ride to End ALZ 6/1, and 2024 Seacoast Century Bicycle Ride 9/21
• Conservation commission to discuss donation of 33.75-acre 'Olive and Robert Vic Lessard Wildlife Refuge' on Timber Swamp Rd and salt marsh restoration near 30 Perkins Ave

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission will hold its regular meeting, including election of officers, public comment, and discussion of ongoing programs. Notable items include a house marker for 1910 North Shore Drive, a possible plan for the Blacksmith Shop, and a Black Heritage Trail marker update.

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold public hearings on multiple residential development requests, including five wetlands permits and one accessory dwelling unit permit. Members will also review a draft land use regulation audit for a state Housing Opportunity Planning Grant and consider requests regarding deed restrictions and permit extensions at Ocean Boulevard properties. These items determine whether proposed shoreline modifications, flood zone upgrades, and residential structures comply with local regulations.

• Public hearings on wetlands permits at 60 Island Path, 559 Winnacunnet Road, 1052 Ocean Blvd, 24 Battcock Avenue, and 30 Perkins Avenue
• Conditional use permit hearing for a detached accessory dwelling unit at 39 Exeter Road
• Review of the Draft Land Use Regulation Audit for the Housing Opportunity Planning Grant
• RSA 41:14-a request to remove deed restrictions allowing a five-foot fence at 1058 Ocean Boulevard
• Continued hearings on wetlands permits at 31 Alexander Drive and a two-year permit extension at 1026 Ocean Blvd

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

This agenda lists only procedural steps and a scheduled annual town meeting. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are included for discussion at this session.

• Call to order
• Pledge of allegiance
• Annual town meeting
• Adjournment

Hampton Beach Area Commission

This meeting covers routine administrative and reporting business for the Hampton Beach Area Commission. Members will adopt February minutes, review a budget report from Commissioner Housman, and receive status updates from several standing subcommittees. The body will also consider an appointment to the Town’s Implementation Committee.

• Budget Report presented by Commissioner Housman
• Subcommittee updates on Land Use Projects, State Park Study, Operating Funding, and Project Grants
• Appointment to the Town’s Implementation Committee
• Adoption of February 2024 meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Hampton Master Plan Implementation Committee has cancelled its March 27 session due to an unanticipated room conflict. No agenda items, votes, or public hearings will occur. The committee is scheduled to reconvene on April 24.

• No substantive business scheduled; meeting cancelled

Planning Board

The Plan Review Committee will review two development applications at this meeting. One proposal covers two industrial buildings at 298 Exeter Road, while the other requests approval for a new water treatment plant at Bonnie Lane. Residents may not comment during this session but can provide input at regular Planning Board meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of each month.

• Site plan review for two industrial buildings at 298 Exeter Road, including a landscaping waiver request.
• Site plan and conditional use permit for a 46 ft by 52 ft water treatment plant at Bonnie Lane.
• Public comment is restricted to regular Planning Board meetings held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month.

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council is meeting to discuss the HUB project's status, review voting results, and plan upcoming events including Easter egg hunts and a Party in the Park with the PTA. The agenda also includes the director's report on spring programs and public input.

• HUB project update and discussion of Seacoast Online article
• Easter Egg Hunts planning
• Party in the Park with PTA
• Voting results review
• Spring programs and events update

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission will review seven wetland permit applications for projects including home replacements, demolitions, and a revetment repair. The commission will also discuss appointments, a deed restriction release, and emergency tree removal funding. The meeting is a regular business session with no final votes on the applications listed.

• 60 Island Path (24-007): replace dwelling with flood-compliant home, reduce sealed surface
• 43 Nudd Ave (24-008): demolish and rebuild with pervious pavers, reduce impervious surface
• 559 Winnacunnet Rd (24-009): demolish condemned structure, build new single-family home
• 1052 Ocean Blvd (24-010): repair existing rip-rap revetment
• RSA 14:41-a proceeding: release of town-owned deed restrictions at 1058 Ocean Boulevard

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine approvals and several notable items. They will consider allocating $35,871.50 for the school district's cable system, approve the Hazard Mitigation Plan, and discuss a parking request from Richmond Suites at 89 Ashworth Avenue. The agenda also includes consent items like entertainment licenses and a land lease termination.

• 4 M Street termination of land lease and new land lease
• Entertainment licenses for Finestkind Brewing/Smuttynose, Hampton Beach Ballroom, Shane's Texas Pit, The Community Oven
• Hampton School District Cable System Funding allocation of $35,871.50
• Hazard Mitigation Plan approval
• Richmond Suites 89 Ashworth Avenue parking request

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on nine variance petitions, including one request to withdraw. The board will also elect officers, adopt rules, and approve prior minutes. Most petitions seek variances for dimensional, non-conforming use, or wetland-related requirements.

• Kevin Donovan/K&S Realty Trust requests to withdraw petition for 387 Ocean Blvd
• Ron Tremblay/RTPT, LLC seeks variances for non-conforming use at 3 Great Boars Head Ave
• Anthony and Darrylin Wasiuk seek variances for wetland and dimensional rules at 60 Island Path
• American Legion Post 35 seeks variance for Town Center District dimensional rules at 69 High St
• Armen D. Derderian seeks multiple dimensional variances for properties at 125 Ocean Blvd, 127 Ocean Blvd, and 6 G St

Planning Board

The Hampton Planning Board will hold a preliminary conceptual consultation regarding a proposed mixed-use redevelopment of the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom site at Ocean Boulevard and Ashworth Avenue. The agenda also lists routine administrative items, including officer elections, review of March 6 minutes, committee appointments, and alternate reappointments. No public hearings or final decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Preliminary conceptual consultation for mixed-use redevelopment at 169–193 Ocean Boulevard and 43 Ashworth Avenue (Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom site)
• Election of Planning Board officers
• Consideration of minutes from the March 6, 2024 meeting
• Appointments to the Master Plan Implementation Committee and Capital Improvement Plan Committee
• Reappointment of Planning Board alternates Mark Olson, Norman Carpentier, and Steve Chase

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee is meeting to organize itself: electing a chair and vice-chair, accepting prior minutes, and selecting representatives to the Capital Improvement Program, Master Plan Implementation, and Coastal Hazards Adaptation committees. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no budget items or public hearings listed.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Acceptance of 2/20/24 minutes
• Select representatives to CIP (Capital Improvement Program)
• Select representative to Master Plan Implementation Committee
• Select representative to CHAT (Coastal Hazards Adaptation Committee)

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board held a routine meeting, swearing in elected officials and making committee appointments. They approved a $13,570.80 expenditure for sludge press repairs and discussed several infrastructure projects, including the Bicentennial Wall rebuild, a voluntary home elevation and buyout program, and a water main replacement. The board also noted a recount petition for five warrant articles.

• Approved $13,570.80 for sludge press repairs from Wastewater Development Charge Account
• Discussed rebuilding Bicentennial Wall without waiting for FEMA grant
• Voted to continue coastal resilience program for home elevations and buyouts
• Heard update on Little River Water Treatment Plant and Exeter Road Tank projects
• Recount requested for 5 articles including ADU, sewer bond, budget, road reserve, elderly exemption

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The monthly meeting includes standard procedures such as the call to order and approval of minutes. The agenda also features entertainment by Amanda Momeault and marketing presentations by Lisa Brown and Lisa Martineau. No specific legislative or administrative actions are listed under old or new business.

• Entertainment: Amanda Momeault
• Marketing: Lisa Brown and Lisa Martineau

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including an emergency authorization for seawall repair at Sun Valley, the final report on the Hampton HUB, and the design portion of the Hampton-Portsmouth Rail Trail. The board will also consider appointments, licenses, and a donation to the police department.

• Emergency authorization for Sun Valley Seawall Revetment Repair, including beach access and equipment storage
• Hampton HUB Final Report presentation
• Hampton Design portion of the Hampton-Portsmouth Rail Trail
• Smuttynose Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival 08/24/24 parade and special events permits
• Donation for Police Dept. from Crimeline $5,000

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, approval of minutes, and updates on ongoing programs like house markers and the Black Heritage Trail marker. They will also discuss a possible approach to the Blacksmith shop dilemma and recruit new members. The agenda is mostly procedural with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Discussion of possible approach to Blacksmith shop dilemma
• Recruitment of new members
• Update on Black Heritage Trail marker
• Update on house markers program
• Planning for HHS 100th anniversary celebration in 2025

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings for lot line adjustments at 478 Exeter Road and 100 Timber Swamp Road. The board will also review a site plan for 9 Ocean Blvd and a wetlands permit extension for 28 Nor’East Lane. A hearing for 31 Alexander Drive has been requested to continue until April 3, 2024.

• Lot line adjustment at 478 & 478R Exeter Road involving 9.36 acres
• Transfer of 33.72 acres at 100 Timber Swamp Rd for conservation purposes
• Site plan for 9 Ocean Blvd to add an outside patio, pergola, and awnings
• Wetlands permit extension request for 28 Nor’East Lane
• Master Plan Implementation Committee (MPIC) update

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider a motion for re-hearing of a cell tower installation at 17R Barbour Rd, and to approve minutes from its February 15, 2024 meeting. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Motion for re-hearing of 17R Barbour Rd cell tower installation
• Approval of minutes for February 15, 2024

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to discuss an error on the 2024 Town Meeting ballot. The agenda includes public comment and announcements, but the main item is the ballot error discussion.

• Discussion of 2024 Town Meeting ballot error

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee is discussing a strategic plan to rewrite and reformat the zoning ordinance to improve readability and simplicity. The committee will also review educational resources regarding zoning and form-based codes. Members will discuss future membership following the March Town Meeting and potential changes to meeting dates.

• Strategic plan for rewriting and reformatting the zoning ordinance
• Appointment of Ryan Pope, City of Dover Housing Navigator
• Review of Zoning 101 and Form Based Codes Institute resources
• Discussion of MPIC membership following the March Town Meeting

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council is meeting to handle routine business: approving prior minutes, hearing public comment, and receiving a director's report. New business items include summer camp registration, hiring summer staff, and the Easter Egg Hunt, along with updates on the HUB and ongoing projects.

• Approval of Jan 3 & Jan 31, 2024 minutes
• Deliberative session on HUB
• Summer camp registration discussion
• Hiring summer staff
• Easter Egg Hunt planning

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission is meeting to review two applications for work in the tidal buffer zone: a stair access through the town-owned revetment at 1058 Ocean Blvd and raising/moving a structure at 22 Kings Hwy. The agenda also includes appointments, new business on dune restoration and floodplain ordinances, and updates on ongoing projects.

• 1058 Ocean Blvd: NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill application to build stairs through town-owned revetment and reinforce its top
• 22 Kings Hwy: NHDES Exp Minimum Impact application to raise and move a structure, add landing and stairs; 391 sq ft in 100-ft upland buffer
• Appointment with Carl McMorran (Aquarion) regarding monitoring well at Ice Pond
• Discussion of NFIP floodplain ordinances
• Portsmouth Ave Dune Restoration discussion

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, minutes approval, and a consent agenda with sewer abatements and veteran exemptions. They will also discuss an opioid settlement, a police department grant certification, and a tax abatement settlement with OHI Asset Lender LLC.

• 2024 Sewer Abatements
• 2024 Veteran's Exemptions for 24 named residents
• Hampton Garden Club bench donation valued at $409.00
• Parade & Public Gatherings License for Will Run for Beer 5k on 6/1/24
• OHI Asset Lender LLC Tax Abatement Settlement

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold an on-site preconstruction meeting regarding a project at 188 Winnacunnet Road. The proposal involves dividing a 4.182 acre lot with an existing home into seven total lots, including six new single-family lots.

• Subdivision of 4.182 acre lot at 188 Winnacunnet Road into seven lots
• Creation of six new single-family lots

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The commission will review a budget report and discuss the development of a budget. Subcommittees will also provide updates on land use projects, state park studies, and operating funding.

• Budget Report from Commissioners Housman and Stiles
• Letter of Support for DOT’s RAISE grant application
• Land Use Projects Committee updates
• State Park Study subcommittee updates
• Adoption of January 25, 2024 minutes

Planning Board

The Planning Board meeting scheduled for February 21, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for March 6, 2024.

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to accept prior minutes, review the Village District budget presentation, and examine unaudited 2023 year-end financials. The agenda includes old and new business, with no specific decisions or proposals detailed.

• Acceptance of 1/09/24 and 1/11/24 minutes
• Village District Budget presentation
• Review of (unaudited) 2023 year-end financials

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on February 15, 2024, to consider six petitions for variances and special exceptions. These include requests for relief from zoning standards for properties in various districts, and a special exception for a new water treatment plant. The board will also approve minutes from its January 25, 2024 meeting.

• Aquarion Water Company seeks special exception for new water treatment plant on Bonnie Lane
• Hulkster, LLC et al. request variance for Town Center-Historic District use at 495 Lafayette Rd, 48-52 High St, 8 Dearborn Ave
• 43 Nudd Avenue Realty Trust seeks variances for non-conforming use and wetland at 43 Nudd Ave
• Ron Tremblay/RTPT, LLC requests variances for non-conforming use at 3 Great Boars Head Ave
• Kevin Donovan, Trustee seeks dimensional variances at 387 Ocean Blvd

Hampton Beach Village Precinct

The district will hold its monthly meeting featuring reports from the Fire, Police, Library, Schools, and Parks & Recreation departments. The agenda includes approval of minutes and opportunities for new and old business.

• Fire Department report by Chief McMahon
• Police Department report by Chief Reno
• Library report by Amanda Reynolds Cooper
• Schools report by Superintendent Lois Costa
• Parks & Recreation report by Rene Boudreau

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting to handle routine business including public comment, minutes approval, and a consent agenda with cemetery deeds, a donation, a timber cutting notice, and event permits. They will also receive updates from the DPW Director and on the Community Power Aggregation Program, discuss the status of 17/17R Barbour Road, and consider a proposed donation of conservation land.

• Cemetery deeds for Norine Carrigan and Andrew E. & Stephanie Yoko Shedd
• Conservation Commission donation of $50.00
• Notice of Intent to Cut Wood or Timber on Exeter Road, Map 21, Lot 1A
• Parade and Public Gathering License for Hampton Half Marathon & 5k on 3/3/24
• Proposed donation of conservation land

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider several public hearings, including a site plan for 9 Ocean Blvd and a wetlands permit for 1058 Ocean Blvd. Applicants for both items have requested to continue their hearings to later dates in March and April 2024.

• Site Plan: Add outside patio, pergola, and awnings at 9 Ocean Blvd
• Wetlands Permit: Build stairs through town-owned revetment at 1058 Ocean Blvd
• Wetlands Permit: Demolition and new residential construction at 43 Nudd Avenue
• Extension request for amended site plan at 95 & 97 Ocean Blvd and 4 & 25 J Street

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is meeting for a deliberative session, during which it will conduct any business that arises. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific items listed for decision or discussion.

Budget Committee

The Hampton Municipal Budget Committee is meeting for its deliberative session on February 3, 2024, at 8:30 a.m. The agenda is procedural, stating only that the committee will conduct business that may present itself; no specific items are listed.

Heritgage Commission

The Hampton Heritage Commission is meeting to discuss ongoing program updates, including house markers and a map project, and will consider a possible approach to the Blacksmith shop dilemma under new business. The meeting also includes public comment, approval of draft minutes, and announcements about the HHS 100-year celebration in 2025.

• Possible approach to Blacksmith shop dilemma
• House markers program update
• What Z It-Where Z It Map of Hampton update
• HHS 100-year celebration in 2025 announcement

Parks & Recreation

The Hampton Recreation and Parks Advisory Council will review minutes, hear public comment, and discuss old and new business. Key items include a deliberative session on Article 22 and the town budget, program updates, and planning for the March 12 vote, Easter egg hunts, and summer camp registration.

• Deliberative Session on Article 22 & Town Budget on February 3rd
• Voting on March 12th
• Easter Egg Hunts & Volunteers
• Summer Camp Registration opens February 12th
• HUB current status update

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on two variance petitions. The board will consider a request for variances related to non-conforming use and dimensional requirements at 48 Plymouth St., and an equitable waiver of dimensional requirements at 27 Diane Lane. Both are public hearings where residents can attend.

• Variance petition for 48 Plymouth St. (Map 305, Lot 2, RA zone) by Richard and Diana Hamel, citing Articles I and IV
• Equitable waiver petition for 27 Diane Lane (Map 281, Lot 68, RB zone) by Carolyn Fluke, citing Article IV, Section 4.5.2
• Public hearing scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at Selectmen's Meeting Room, 100 Winnacunnet Road

Hampton Beach Area Commission

The Commission will discuss its focus for 2024, including revenue and large project grants. Members will also address working with NHDOT to advance Route 1A completion.

• Appointment of Bill Watson, PE as DOT Administrator
• Discussion regarding NHDOT grants for Route 1A completion
• Updates on Town Master Plan Implementation
• New Building Project Review Committee updates
• State Park Study updates

Planning Board

The Master Plan Implementation Committee is meeting to establish 2024 priorities. The primary focus is identifying a plan to rewrite and re-format the zoning ordinance for better readability and user-friendliness.

• Strategic plan for rewriting and re-formatting the zoning ordinance
• Discussion of forming sub-groups with member assignments
• Update on Coastal Resilience and Environment of the Hampton Beach Area Master Plan

Conservation Commission

The Hampton Conservation Commission is meeting to review a wetlands permit application for building stairs through the town-owned revetment at 1058 Ocean Blvd, along with routine updates on finances, grants, and conservation projects. The meeting includes a site walk on January 20, 2024.

• Town Wetlands Permit application for 1058 Ocean Blvd (24-003) to build stairs and reinforce revetment
• 2023 Q4 Financial Report and end-of-year report
• NOAA Climate Resilience Regional Challenge Grant update
• NRI Update
• CHAT Update

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a public hearing to accept unanticipated funds of $10,000 or more, review warrant articles, and consider a $37,000 police grant from the NH Department of Justice. They will also approve minutes, consent agenda items, and hear reports from the Fire Chief and Finance Director.

• Public hearing on accepting unanticipated funds of $10,000 or more
• Review of warrant articles #32-40
• Police Department NH DOJ grant agreement for $37,000
• Consent agenda includes 2024 land rent commitment and licenses for Eastern States 20 M & Half Marathon and Special Olympics Penguin Plunge
• Fire Chief quarterly report and Finance Director monthly report

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on January 18, 2024, to consider five variance petitions, three of which are continuations from earlier meetings. The board will also vote on a one-year extension of a prior approval and approve minutes from three previous meetings. Two of the continued petitions have been postponed to February 15, 2024, at the applicants' request.

• Continued petition 40-23: 43 Nudd Ave — variances for non-conforming use and wetland prohibited use (BS zone)
• Continued petition 45-23: 3 Great Boars Head Ave — variances for non-conforming use and dimensional requirements (RA zone)
• Continued petition 49-23: 495 Lafayette Rd, 48-52 High St, 8 Dearborn Ave — variance for Town Center-Historic District use and dimensional standards
• New petition 01-24: 48 Plymouth St — variances for non-conforming use and dimensional requirements (RA zone)
• New petition 02-24: 27 Diane Lane — equitable waiver of dimensional requirements (RB zone)

Planning Board

The Planning Board meeting originally scheduled for January 17, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled to take place on February 7, 2024.

Select Board

The Hampton Board of Selectmen is meeting to discuss the impact and damage from Saturday's storm, along with any other business that may come before the board. The agenda is otherwise minimal and procedural.

• Discussion of storm damage and impact from Saturday's storm

Trustees of the Trust Fund

The Trustees of the Trust Fund will meet to approve prior minutes, review investment performance, and handle old and new business. They will also distribute 2023 income from common trust funds and the Cemetery Maintenance Expendable Trust Fund to the Town, and take public comments.

• Approve minutes from prior meeting
• Review investment performance of funds
• Distribute 2023 income to Town from common trust funds
• Distribute 2023 income to Town from Cemetery Maintenance Expendable Trust Fund
• Public comments

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is holding a regular meeting on January 11, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. in the Board of Selectmen's Room. The agenda contains only a flag salute and a general statement that the board will conduct any business that may present itself, with no specific items listed.

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to hold a public hearing on the SAU 90 (school district) budget and warrant articles, as well as the Town of Hampton budget and warrant articles. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no specific dollar amounts or detailed items listed.

• Public hearing on SAU 90 Budget and Warrant Articles
• Public hearing on Town of Hampton Budget and Warrant Articles

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment holds a public hearing on a continued petition for a variance to allow a cell tower at 17 R Barbour Rd. The board will also approve minutes from two prior meetings. If the petition is not completed by 10:00 p.m., it may be postponed.

• Continued petition 25-23 by Eileen Goodwin for a variance from Article XVI, Sections 16.1 and 16.2 for cell tower installation
• Property at 17 R Barbour Rd, Map 111, Lot 1, RA Zone
• Approval of minutes for December 12, 2023
• Approval of minutes for December 21, 2023

Budget Committee

The Hampton Budget Committee is meeting to accept prior minutes and receive updates from the Selectmen, School Board, and Village District. The main business is reviewing remaining 2024 budget items, including collective bargaining agreements and other warrant articles.

• Acceptance of 12/14 and 12/19 minutes
• Selectmen's Update
• School Board Update
• Village District Update
• Review of collective bargaining agreements and other warrant articles

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board is holding a regular meeting on January 9, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. in the Board of Selectmen's Room. The agenda contains only a salute to the flag and a general statement about conducting any business that may present itself, with no specific items listed.

Select Board

The Hampton Select Board will hold a public hearing to accept and spend $300,000 in unanticipated 2023 revenue from the NH Liquor Commission for the Conservation Fund. The board will also administer a police department oath, hear departmental updates, review warrant articles for the upcoming town meeting, and handle routine appointments and approvals.

• Public hearing: accept $300,000 from NH Liquor Commission for Conservation Fund
• Fire Department Oath of Office
• Police Department update from Chief Reno
• Finance Director year-end review
• Warrant article reviews including disabled and petitioned elderly exemption articles

Parks & Recreation

The Council will meet to discuss recent events including the Turkey Dinner and Tree Lighting. The meeting includes updates on the HUB and a discussion regarding upcoming Rec Warrant Article items.

• Turkey Dinner recap
• Tree Lighting recap
• HUB update
• Discussion of upcoming Rec Warrant Article items
• Deliberative Session scheduled for February 3rd

Planning Board

The board will hold a public hearing on proposed updates to the Floodplain Management Ordinance, including new sea level rise definitions and elevation requirements. The meeting also includes reviews of change of use applications and a continued hearing for a telecommunications tower project.

• Public hearing for zoning ordinance amendment regarding Floodplain Management
• Change of Use application for 65 Lafayette Road involving solar and energy storage testing
• Change of Use application for 680 Lafayette Road from massage parlor to sushi/deli
• Continued hearing for a 150-foot monopole tower at 17 & 17R Barbour Road
• Variance request for pool replacement at 31 Alexander Drive (pending continuance)