Sandown Zoning Board unanimously approves two variances, rejects Sanctuary Estates rehearings. The board approved a variance for KRKR Trust to permit a mixed-use commercial building on Bobcat Way consisting of contractor bay-style units with office space and S-1 Moderate Hazard Storage occupancy,
Sandown Senior Affairs Transportation Committee unanimously elects Breanna Ekholm as new chair and treasurer. Scott Bickford, the outgoing chair and treasurer, announced his resignation and was unanimously voted into the alternate board member position. The program provided 30 round trips totaling
Sandown Board of Selectmen appoints full slate of election inspectors and approves road name change. Chairman Eric Olsen presided as the board unanimously appointed 30 people as Inspectors of Election with two-year terms expiring July 31, 2028. The selectmen also unanimously approved a voluntary
Sandown Conservation Commission coordinates maintenance at three town properties. Chairman Brian Butler and members Kala Parisi and Kristin McClary coordinated work at the Red Barn, Wells Village Town Forest, and Hunt Pond. The commission unanimously approved minutes from its July 9 meeting.
Sandown board approves mixed-use development at 327 Main Street. The board voted 5-0 to advance DJV Properties' plan for a 2,745-square-foot commercial building, driveway, and parking lot modifications at Tax Map 10, Lot 38-1, contingent on state permits, fire department approval, and
Sandown Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a $7,000 annual subscription with GovWell for permitting software upgrades at a brief Monday evening meeting. Town Administrator Lynne Blaisdell presented the proposal after Building Inspector Jason Chui took vacation; Selectman Ben Sharpe moved
Conservation Commission defers Noah Estates, Phillips Pond permits pending revisions. The Sandown board reviewed two major applications Thursday: a 21-unit subdivision at 112 Little Mill Road proposing 1,645 square feet of wetland fill, and a Phillips Pond retaining wall replacement project. The
Sandown Fire Engineers agree to create assistant inspector position, adopt policy changes. Firefighter Jamie Saltalamacchia proposed the new position to support Chief Michael Devine with commercial and new build inspections; two members will attend the next inspector training class to qualify. The
Sandown Planning Board walks the site of a proposed 32-cabin camping resort. Vice Chair Ernie Brown led the July 7 site walk on 412 Main Street to continue review of Sanctuary Estates, LLC applications for 32 recreational camping cabins, a 320-foot driveway, and 40 parking spaces. Applicant
Sandown Heritage Commission approves $350 for Revolutionary War presentation program. The commission unanimously authorized funding for an August 5 New Hampshire Humanities presentation, "Redcoats & Rebels: New Hampshire and the American Revolution," featuring Mary Adams. As part of 250th