The Hillsborough Water and Sewer Commission reviewed plans for a 10-lot Cardinal Circle residential development on July 28 and outlined conditions for approval.
Conservation Commission comments on Sawmill Road subdivision proposal. The HCC voted unanimously on July 28 to submit comments to the Planning Board on the Borey Subdivision application at M 11G, L 244, noting the absence of required topographic survey and permits from state agencies including the
Hillsborough Conservation Commission unanimously authorizes $7,595 for natural resources inventory. The seven-member commission, chaired by Richard Head, voted to fund ongoing work with Moosewood Ecological and addressed two planning board applications: recommending no comment on a minor
Hillsborough Water and Sewer Commission reviews water regulations and counters engineering proposal. Commissioners Peter Mellen, Dave Lewis and Dana Clow countered Underwood Engineers' $8,300 sewer-ordinance proposal with a $4,000 offer; Administrator Penny Griffin will relay the counteroffer. The
Water Commission faces December deadline on Hillsborough Heights. The Water and Sewer Commission on June 23 marked a December 5 expiration on 11,025 gallons-per-day of reserved capacity for Hillsborough Heights Phase II, directing Administrator Penny Griffin to notify developer Jack Franks of the
Water and Sewer Commission approves new manhole inspection form and $9,800 lean-to contract. Commissioners Peter Mellen, Dave Lewis, and Dana Clow, along with Administrator Penny Griffin and Water Operator Cody Boisvert, voted unanimously to accept a quote from Rose Contracting and Design for the
Hillsborough Selectmen waive three-year field fees for youth athletics nonprofit. The Board voted 2-0 with Chairman Iris Campbell abstaining to eliminate usage charges for the Hillsborough Youth Athletic Association, resolving a dispute over maintenance costs after the town of Deering stopped its
Select Board approves nearly $500,000 in payroll and accounts payable checks. Chairman Iris Campbell moved authorization of payroll checks totaling $185,148.94 and accounts payable checks of $314,762.57, which passed unanimously. The Board also unanimously approved a motion by Selectman Richard
Hillsborough Select Board advances Manahan Park bathhouse toward September bidding. Director James Clough presented an updated request for proposals for a multi-bathroom facility at 732 West Main Street, designed to include two ADA-compliant bathrooms, four additional bathrooms, five changing
The Conservation Commission unanimously authorized Chair Richard Head to present a draft wetland ordinance to the Planning Board and request support at its June 23 meeting, with the measure passing 7-0. The commission also unanimously approved a $300 payment to the New Hampshire Lakes Association
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