Sandown Zoning Board increases newspaper notification fee to $200 and approves budget changes. The board unanimously raised the newspaper notification fee from $125 to $200, adding a $5 handling charge and postage, after determining actual notification costs averaged $210 between February 2025 and
Sandown Zoning Board of Adjustment approves two residential variances. The board unanimously approved a variance for Marc and Jennifer Marois to build a single-family home on 18 Brian Street with 175 feet of frontage, below the 200-foot minimum, with Board Member John White citing no safety
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 Zoning Board of Adjustment approves two variance applications for mixed-use commercial and residential projects. The board unanimously approved KRKR Trust's mixed-use commercial building at Bobcat Way, which would combine contractor bay style business units with S-1 Moderate Hazard Storage
Sandown Zoning Board bars two appeals on contested 412 Main Street development project. The board voted unanimously to reject Charles Pollano's appeal of Building Inspector Jason Chui's March 30, 2026, refusal to issue a zoning decision on camping cabins proposed by Sanctuary Estates, LLC, finding
Sandown Zoning Board denies Pollano's request to rehear his downtown variance application at 412 Main Street. The board voted 3-2 to deny Charles Pollano's request for a second rehearing regarding the variance application, which originally sought relief from the town's dwelling-unit definition in
Sandown Zoning Board of Adjustment restructures leadership and rejects incomplete variance application. At its April 30 meeting, the board voted unanimously to make Jason Chui a full-time member and elect him as chairman, with Joel Logiudice becoming vice-chair. The board also denied a variance
Sandown zoning board votes 4-1 to reject rehearing on Main Street variance. The board concluded that proper procedure was followed at its December 2025 meeting regarding camping cabins proposed for 412 Main Street (Map 14, Lot 3-1), owned by Sanctuary Estates, LLC, with only Jeffrey Blake voting to
Sandown Zoning Board unanimously approves Hersey Road property subdivision and dwelling conversion. The board voted 5-0 on both variances for the 70-acre property at 48 Hersey Road owned by James A. Whitlock, Jr., allowing subdivision without Class V road frontage and conversion of an existing
Sandown Zoning Board approves two variances. Board unanimously backed a variance allowing Rob Morris to subdivide his 13 Cemetery Road lot, separating his existing dwelling from 20 undeveloped acres on 201 feet of Class VI Road frontage (4-0 vote), and approved James A. Whitlock, Jr.'s conversion
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