Hillsborough Selectboard scraps Manahan Bath House RFP, directs full site assessment. Selectman Richard Pelletier moved to withdraw the request for proposal following resident Tom McClure's complaint that it lacked critical information about water and septic systems; Manahan Park staffer Christa
The Hillsborough Conservation Commission reviewed a Sawmill Road subdivision application and submitted detailed comments citing missing required elements. Chair Richard Head raised concerns about buildable area delineation, required environmental permits, and potential wetland impacts during site
Hillsborough Conservation Commission votes to submit written comments on proposed waste management business at Gibson Road. Chair Richard Head and members raised concerns about parking-surface permeability, truck-fluid management, and potential impacts to adjacent town-owned wetlands and
The Trustees of the Trust Funds approved two requisitions from Water and Sewer totaling $140,596.64 for sewer system improvements. Members Judy Ann Thibault, Laurie Jutzi, and Riché Colcombe voted unanimously to release $112,364.30 for a Blower Replacement project and $28,232.34 for a Muffler
Historic Commission discussed spring History Alive event centered on restored cemetery. The commission unanimously approved minutes from its September 2025 meeting and decided to maintain its 6:00 p.m. meeting time. Planning Director Robyn Payson submitted draft sign regulations for discussion at a
Hillsborough Conservation Commission flags deficiencies in Sawmill Road subdivision application and votes unanimously. The Conservation Commission voted 7-0 to submit detailed comments on the Borey Subdivision application, citing missing required elements including a topographic survey and permits
Hillsborough Planning Board advances Sawmill Road subdivision to site walk and hearing. Abraham Borey's six-lot subdivision at 25 Sawmill Road was unanimously accepted for full review, with a site walk scheduled for August 19 and the public hearing continued to September 2. The 12.82-acre property
Hillsborough Trustees of the Trust Funds reaffirmed their existing investment policy. Members Riché Colcombe, Judy Ann Thibault, and Laurie Jutzi met with Bank of New Hampshire Investment Consultants Frank Anderson and Steve Smith to review the portfolio and performance. The trustees voted
Hillsborough Trustees of Trust Funds approve $140K in water infrastructure spending. The board unanimously approved two requisitions from the Sewer System Improvement fund submitted by Penny Griffin of Water and Sewer: $112,364.30 for the Blower Replacement project (final payment) and $28,232.34
Hillsborough Conservation Commission votes $7,595 for natural resources work. Chair Richard Head presided over the meeting with seven members and an alternate present. The commission unanimously approved $7,595 in payment to Moosewood Ecological for continued Natural Resources Inventory work and
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