At the June 5th 2023 Town Council meeting Chairman Farrell explained why he denied multiple calls of ‘Point of Order’ at the May 15, 2023 meeting. Farrell explained that residents have no standing to call for a ‘Point of Order’ In Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised (RONR), a point…
The Londonderry School Board is now accepting applications for the Moose Hill Building Committee
From the School District web page Below is the charge for the Moose Hill Building Committee: The charge of the Moose Hill Building Committee will be to comply with all the stipulations within policy BCFA, up to and including advising both the School Board and Kindergarten Committee on both cost-effective…
35 Gilcrest Road – Release of Conservation Easement
The Town Council discussed the release of a conservation eaasement on 35 Gilcrest Road at the 6/5/2023 Town Council Meeting. The vieo below contains the Town Coun cil discussion as well as comments from the public. The Council consensus was to move the release forward. The Conservation Commission will now…
Twin State Clean Energy Presentation, 6/7/2023
Twin State Clean Energy Presentation at the Town Council meeting on 6/7/2023. The video below includes commentary from public comment concerning the presentation.
NHED Releases 603 Bright Futures Survey Results
NHED Releases 603 Bright Futures Survey ResultsParents praise respectful student/educator relationships, however student dysregulation, anxiousness remain a concern CONCORD, NH (June 2, 2023) — Today, the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) is releasing the results of its 603 Bright Futures Survey, which was administered this spring. The annual survey…
School Board Agenda, 6/6/2023
The meeting of the Londonderry School Board will be held on TuesdayJun 6, 2023, at 7:00 PM in the Londonderry High School Cafeteria, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH. The meeting will be broadcast on local Cable Access Ch. 21 as well as the District’s YouTube Channel.
Londonderry Times: Malaguti Suggests Changes to 91A Request Process
From the Londonderry TimesAlex MalmMay 25, 2023 The town of Londonderry currently doesn’t charge for 91A requests, but Town Manager, Mike Malaguti, said during the May 15 Town Council meeting that he may propose changing that policy in the future. “I will tell you based on the volume of requests and…
Kindergarten Committee Meeting Minutes, 5/25/2023
Kindergarten Committee Minutes – May 25 20234pm District Office Conference Room 1) Debrief May 23rd School Board PresentationNext Steps as a Committee:● Attend June 6 School Board meeting for discussion on Facilities/Building Committee charge.● Incorporate representative full day schedule in future presentations.● Clarify acronyms in future presentations.● Develop a master…
Town Charter: Recall of Officeholders
Severall readers have asked if Town Officials can be recalled. Section 7.6 of th Londonderry Town Charter covers recall of officeholders. Section 7.6 Recall of Officeholders Recall of Officeholders Any individual elected official who has completed at least six months of his term of office or has more than six…
Planning Board Agenda, 6/7/2023
Town of Londonderry Planning Board268B Mammoth Road – Moose Hill Conference RoomAGENDAJune 7, 20237:00 p.m.PDF of agenda HERE I. Call To OrderII. Administrative Board WorkA. Approval of MinutesB. Regional Impact DeterminationsC. Discussions with Town Staff III. Old Business IV. New Plans A. Public hearing on an application for Conditional Use…
Historic Preservation of 2 Litchfield Road
At the Heritage/Historic District Commission meeting Richard Flier presented the commission with the challenges he faces in renting, leaseing or selling 2 Litchfield Road. In 2003 deed restrictions were added to preserve the property. Flier claims the restrictions make the property financially unviable. Flier had previously proposed a bank to…
Londonderry Times: Councilor Butler Expresses Frustration Over Criticism
From the Londonderry TmesMay 23, 2023By Chris Paul Directly following Public Comment at the Monday, May 15, Town Council meeting, Councilor, Jim Butler, interjected some thoughts he had on the public scrutiny he and his fellow board members have been experiencing in recent months. Most of his comments were directed…
Petition for Access to Public Records
Chairman Farrell stated repeatedly the former Town Councilor filed a lawsuit seeking multiple documents. The filing clearly states there is only one document that the Town is refusing to supply. “Under NH RSA 91-a, I hereby request a copy of a correspondence fromCouncilor John Farrell to Councilor Deb Paul. This…