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The 2010 Planning Board
Standing: Sandy Crystall, Tom Keane, Allen Lindquits, Don Berube, Bruce Marshall and Tony Reynolds.
Seated: Secretary Bill Oldenburg, Chairman Art Cunningham, Vice Chairman John Wallace.
Missing from photo: Andy Young and Dennis Ordway. (Photo by Eric Anderson)
Planning Board meets the THIRD Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. and often the first Thursday depending on the volume of business; check the calendar. They meet in the Town Municipal Building at 10 Grandview Road in meeting room "C".
The Planning Board consists of seven (7) Regular Members and five (5) Alternate Members and one of the Regular Members is a Representative from the Board of Selectmen. Members are appointed to three year terms by the Board of Selectmen.
Regular members are: Chair Art Cunningham, Vice Chair John Wallace, Secretary Bill Oldenburg, Sandy Crystall, Don Berube, Jr., Allen Lindquist, and Colleen Hunter (Selectmen Representative).
Alternate Members are: Bruce Marshall, Tony Reynolds, Robert Meagher and Harry Judd (Alternate Selectmen Representative).
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Mission:
New Hampshire statutes (RSA 674:1, 5, 35,
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- Prepare and update the Town master plan;
- Prepare recommendations for programs for municipal development, programs for the erection of public structures, and programs for municipal improvements;
- Prepare recommendations for amendments to the zoning ordinance and zoning map;
- Prepare and update the capital improvements program; and
- Prepare and administer land development regulations such as subdivision regulations and site plan review regulations.
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Current Activities:
- Update the Land Subdivision Regulations and Site Plan Review Regulations.
- Oversee the construction of new Town roads and the development of sites.
- Update the Impact Fee Ordinance.
- Update the Zoning Ordinance.
- Review and approve or disapprove proposals for subdivisions and site development.
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