Winchester Board Meetings: Routine Sessions Hold, Subdivision Review Set for July 6

Winchester’s town boards convened several routine meetings over the past two weeks, with no major decisions or public hearings reported. The most substantive item on the horizon is the Planning Board’s July 6 work session, where a minor subdivision application for property on Manning Hill Road will be reviewed.

Recent meetings

During the period of June 22 to July 1, five town bodies met in sessions described in agendas as either procedural or limited to administrative updates. Minutes for these meetings have not yet been published, so no votes or outcomes are available.

• The **Supervisors of the Checklist** held a public session on June 22 with no specific agenda items, handling routine voter checklist maintenance.
• The **Board of Selectmen** met on June 24 with only boilerplate procedural items on the agenda.
• On June 30, the **Cemetery Trustees** gathered to review the sexton’s report and conduct general administrative business.
• The **Board of Selectmen** met again on July 1, with an agenda that included an update on the Brown & Cadwell Booster Station and Biosolid Project, as well as new business and a non-public session.

None of these meetings included public hearings or action items requiring recorded votes, based on the agendas provided.

Upcoming: Subdivision review

The Planning Board will hold a work session on Monday, July 6, to review a minor subdivision application submitted by Huntley Survey & Design on behalf of property owner Malorie Paine. The proposal seeks to divide 39.3 acres at 295 Manning Hill Road into two lots:

• A 38.26-acre lot containing an existing dwelling
• A 1.04-acre lot that includes an existing structure

The board will also consider approval of June 15 meeting minutes, may enter a non-public session under RSA 91:A, and is expected to schedule future work session dates. No further details on zoning or site conditions were included in the multiple agenda summaries, though one summary mentioned that the board will review survey information, zoning district requirements, and soils data.

Also coming up

After the July 6 Planning Board session, several other boards will meet over the next two weeks:

• **Board of Selectmen** meets July 8 with a public comment period and a non-public session; no specific action items are listed.
• The **Winchester National Bank Common Committee** convenes on July 14 to discuss renovations, funding, events, and projects related to the bank common, though no concrete proposals appear on the published agenda.
• The **Board of Selectmen** holds another meeting on July 15, again with new business, public comment, and a possible non-public session, but no detailed agenda items.

All meetings are open to the public. Residents seeking more information can consult the town website for full agendas and access details.

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