Planning Board unanimously endorses 10 zoning amendments for Town Meeting ballot. The Planning Board voted at its January 7 meeting to recommend amendments addressing accessory dwelling units, tiny homes, motor vehicle service stations, and multi-family housing in commercial zones, with all
Planning Board approves Myrtle Street subdivision after contentious parcel dispute. Chairperson Susanne White and the board voted unanimously to approve a 10-lot residential development by Leigh Bosse of Dascomb Associates LLC, requiring road construction to begin within 24 months. The project
Hillsborough approves 12-lot Harvey Way development with two-phase construction plan. The Planning Board unanimously approved both the site plan and subdivision submitted by Jack Franks of Avanru Development, which will include 10 single-family residences and an 80-unit elderly housing complex on
Planning Board discussed 2026 Master Plan updates shaped by a housing survey. The board reviewed results showing 2 to 1 resident support for workforce housing, with additional backing for duplexes, senior housing, and tiny homes. Mike Tardiff of the Central New Hampshire Regional Planning
Planning Board approves 10-lot residential subdivision on Myrtle Street amid parcel dispute. The Planning Board unanimously approved the 19.8-acre development for Leigh Bosse of Dascomb Associates LLC, enabling construction of Cardinal Circle, a new private road intended eventually to become
Hillsborough Planning Board approves gas station project. On December 3, the board voted 5-0-1 to approve a site plan amendment for 281 Second NH Turnpike, with Board Member Dana Clow abstaining. Planning Director Robyn Payson and engineer David Frothingham reviewed the project. The approval is
Hillsborough Planning Board continues gas station hearing at Second Turnpike. Applicant Myank Patel, who has received Department of Environmental Services approval, was asked to submit revised plans identifying well and septic locations, drainage specifications, and lighting details by a December 3
Hillsborough Planning Board approves Jones Road and Bog Road subdivisions. The board unanimously approved a seven-lot subdivision at 109 Jones Road for the D. Kracov Revocable Trust, with Chairperson Susanne White noting it was an unpopular decision, but the plan meets all subdivision requirements
Hillsborough Planning Board advances 10 zoning amendments to Town Meeting 2026. Planning Director Robyn Payson presented all 10 articles to the board, which unanimously recommended each for voter consideration. Changes include streamlined accessory dwelling unit rules, elimination of Conditional
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