Planning Board 5/14/2025. Public hearing on an application for formal review of an eight-lot subdivision along with associated site improvements and waiver requests. 23 Wilson Road. The discussion focuses heavily on proposed roadway improvements to the existing, substandard Wilson Road, including debates about its design, drainage, and paving (specifically the use of…

At the 5/5/2025 Town Council meeting the council discussed the Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance questioning it value to the town. The council sent the ordinance to the Planning Board for review. During the council meeting it was stated that any changes to the PUD would not affect and PUDs…

Town Council meeting 5/19/2025: Town Councilor Dan Bouchard takes issue with the Planning Board. The discussion revolves around the Planning Board’s conditional approval for a developer on Wilson Road, specifically concerning the cost of the final layer of asphalt (“top coat”) and who is responsible for paying for it. A point of contention is…

Town Council meeting 5/19/2025: Londonderry Town Clerk Sherry Farrell addresses the council, highlighting the importance of elected officials maintaining a high standard of conduct at all times and the significant influence their actions and reported information have on the public. She expresses gratitude to colleagues who spoke in favor of her position’s value,…

Town Council meeting 5/19/2025: Several residents from the community address the town council to discuss a recently passed state bill, House Bill 99, which increases a tax credit for permanently and totally disabled veterans from $4,000 to $5,000. They highlight that this measure has public support both locally, as seen in recent voting results, and nationally,…

Town Council Meeting 5/19/2025. Residents are expressing significant concerns regarding the town’s Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance. One resident outlines several weaknesses in the current ordinance, including ambiguity in criteria, limited public engagement, excessive flexibility allowing broad waivers, the absence of mandatory affordable housing requirements, and a lack of robust enforcement mechanisms….

5/19/2025 Town Council meeting several residents and officials address the council. Key topics discussed during the public comment section include the potential increase of a tax credit for disabled veterans from $4,000 to $5,000, a resident raising concerns about the police department’s drug testing policies and a 2018 Supreme Court order, and multiple speakers…

Acting Town Manager, Kim Bernard, argues for increasing the Town Clerk’s compensation at the 5/5/2025 Town Council meeting. Bernard highlights that the current clerk is significantly underpaid compared to those in neighboring towns, citing salary figures for other municipalities. Bernard notes that the clerk has not received a cost-of-living adjustment in nearly…

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT NO. 12Office of the Superintendent of SchoolsLondonderry, New Hampshire 03053 The meeting of the Londonderry School Board will be held on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the Cafe at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH. The meeting will also be broadcast on…

Londonderry Town Council Meeting Monday, May 19, 2025, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council ChambersDownload the latest agenda HERE A. CALL TO ORDERB. PUBLIC COMMENTC. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS D. NEW BUSINESS E. OLD BUSINESSF. APPROVAL OF MINUTES G. OTHER BUSINESS H. PUBLIC COMMENTI. ADJOURNMENTJ. MEETING SCHEDULE In addition to the items listed…

Coalition of NH Taxpayers Association Petition the GovernorPreserve Local Control Republicans are promoting centralized control over your local town meeting issues. Tell Governor Ayotte to stop signing housing bills that steal your right to vote at town meeting where you help determine how your town is developed. This petition reminds…

A presentation from the Londonderry Arts Council, which discusses two key initiatives. The council announces the launch of Wild Apples, a new digital literary and art journal featuring nearly 40 local and regional artists, writers, and creatives, with plans for a limited print run and a public launch celebration. Following this,…

This week the Town Council discussed the Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance. The Council opted to follow town procedure and send the ordinance to the Planning Board for review. The Planning Board responded that they will not discuss the ordinance until the Town Council comes to a consensus of what…

In response to an email sent to Planning Board members concerning zoning bill in Concord the board responded at the 5/7/2025 meeting. The opinion of the board is that they believe they should not have an opinion on the bills until after they know if they have become law. Email…

Join Rep Ron Dunn and Rep Kristine Perez Information about Bills that will impact you and Londonderry Open to all residents May 13, 2025 6-7:30 pm Leach LibraryDownstairs Meeting Room

Tuesday May 27 at the Police Community room from 9 to 11AM and 6 to 8:30PM

Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire Event NHAT: Why is Housing So Expensive? New Hampshire’s housing crisis isn’t a market failure—it’s the predictable result of policies that restrict individuals from acting freely to meet their housing needs. Outdated zoning laws limit supply, raise costs, and block NH families from improving their…