Updated 12/12/2023: Added video of workshop and PDF of proposed Route 28 and 102 changes More zoning amendments on the Planning Board docket. From the 12/13/2023 Planning board agenda V. Other BusinessA. Public Hearing on amendments to the Londonderry Zoning Ordinance relating to the Use Table,Floodplain Overlay District, delete Route…
Special Londonderry Heritage/Historic District Commission Meeting , 12/14/2023
Londonderry Heritage/Historic District Commission MeetingDecember 14, 2023 – 7:00 P.M.MOOSE HILL CONFERENCE ROOM I. Open Meeting II. Approval of minutes from prior meeting III. Applications for Design Review Comment: a. Conceptual discussion of a mixed-use development including residential multi-family units, retail, adaycare and phased construction of multiple manufacturing buildings in…
Library Trustees Meeting, 12/11/2023
Library Trustee meeting 7:00 PM. Agendas are posted on the Library and Town Hall bulletin boards. Meetings held at the Leach Library.
Video: Town Council Chairman on Voting Yes on the Ballot
Are the days of a ‘stable tax’ ending?At the 12/4/2023 Town Council Chairman John Farrell made the following statement: People when you go to the ballot, and vote yes, your taxes go up and that’s the way it works Town Council Chairman John Farrell, 12/4/2023 Related Posts:December Tax Bills are…
Planning Board Public Hearing Flood Plains and Hospitals, 12/6/2023
The planning Board held a public hearing to revise the zoning ordinances for flood plains and where a hospital can be built on 12/6. This was a continuation from the 11/4 meeting Planning Board to Define a ‘Hospital’ and where they can be located. Interestingly the Town Council placed these…
December Tax Bills are Out
December Tax bill are available online, snail mail to follow. Bills can be checked HERE. Bills are due 1/18/2023
Londonderry Times: Judge Rules Malaguti’s Sexual Complaint on Paul, Frivolous
From the Londonderry Times Judge Rules Malaguti’s Sexual Complaint on Paul, FrivolousChris PaulDecember 7, 2023 In a scathing 20-page order, Superior Court Judge, Andrew Schulman, found Town Manager, Michael Malaguti, made a “frivolous sexual harassment complaint” against former Town Councilor, Deb Paul. In addition, the judge found Malaguti and the…
Rep Kristine Perez – Apology for HB 1248
HB 1248 does not represent the voice of my constituents. I have withdrawn my name as a co-sponsor. When I was first approached with the intent of this proposed Bill, I was told that it would offer lowering the existing limit of 6 months (24 weeks) without restrictions to 3.5…
Video: Budget Committee Workshop, 12/4/2023
Related Posts:Proposed School Budget Increases 2.69%Video: Budget Workshop 11/20/2023Video: Budget Workshop – Lions Hall, 11/20/2023School Budget Presentation, 11/21/2023Budget Committee Meeting, 11/20/2023 @ 5PMFY 2025 Budget Presentation and CalendarVideo: FY 2025 Town Budget Presentation
Video: Mammoth Road Calming Measures Presentation, 12/4/2023
Below is a video segment from the 12/4/2023 Town Council meeting to address traffic concerns on Old Mammoth road. Mammoth Road Calming Measures Presentation (Councilor Jim Butler, Michael Malaguti, Town Manager & John Trottier, Director of Engineering & Environmental Services) The agenda item was in response to a group of…
Video: Pickle Ball Presentation, 12/4/2023
Pickle Ball presentation to the Town Council and Budget Committee on 12/4/2023. Note the video is cut to include a segment where the council voted to support pickle ball later in the meeting. The Town council voted to support a pickle ball warrant, but did not specify how many courts…
Press Release: NH Representatives Establish New Caucus and Seek Investigative Committee
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 5, 2023 Press Release Contact:Representative Nikki McCarter, Belknap – District 8Email: nikki.mccarter@leg.state.nh.us New Hampshire House of RepresentativesThe General Court of New Hampshire107 North Main StreetConcord, NH 03301 NH Representatives Establish New Caucus and Seek Investigative Committee Concord, New Hampshire – A motivated group of over 60…
Town Council Takes No Action on Voter Checklist Integrity Concerns
The Londonderry Town Council chose to take no action after State Rep Kristine Perez questioned Londonderry’s voter roles. Perez stated that only recently have 1,200 removed from the voter check-list. These names have been on the check-list since 2018. Perez alleges that possibly 90 non Londonderry resident voted in 2020….
What’s New in Concord? 1/9/2024
WHAT’S NEW in CONCORD Please note the change of date!! All are Welcome Meet and Talk with Representatives Ronn Dunn and Kristine Perez Ask questions and let us tell you about Bills affecting Londonderry for the 2024 Session January 9, 2024 6pm-7:30pm Leach Library
Pickleball Task Force Presentation, 12/4/2023
To be presented at the Town Council Meeting on December 4,2023 Recommendations: Fully fund 10-court facility – get ahead of demand curve – now• Avoid any “no where to play” scenarios• “Not a matter if – it’s a matter of when” – High School Team If 10-court is not an…
Town Council Agenda, 12/4/2023
Londonderry Town Council MeetingMonday, December 4, 2023, 7:00 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDERB. PUBLIC COMMENT1. Brian Chirichiello, Commissioner of Rockingham County C. PUBLIC HEARINGS1. Resolution #2023-25 – Acceptance of Unanticipated Revenue for Fire Station Training(Bo Butler, Fire Chief & Justin Campo, Finance Director) D. NEW BUSINESS1….
Londonderry Town Lantern – Inaugural Issue December 2023
From the Town: Please enjoy our NEW Town of Londonderry newsletter, the Londonderry Town Lantern. The Lantern will be coming out on a monthly basis, giving you insights into Town functions and goings-on. We will feature departments, boards & committees, town events, news, and any other sort of information that…