Conservation Commission approves duplex project with wetland protections at Henry Bridge Road.
Conservation Commission approves Henry Bridge Road duplex project and Worthley Hill subdivision. The board unanimously endorsed a four-unit residential development on Andrew Cassidy's 3.82-acre agricultural property at 40 Henry Bridge Road, contingent on wetland boundary placards and erosion
Conservation Commission · Meeting of September 23, 2026
NH GOFFSTOWN — Conservation Commission approves Henry Bridge Road duplex project and Worthley Hill subdivision. The board unanimously endorsed a four-unit residential development on Andrew Cassidy's 3.82-acre agricultural property at 40 Henry Bridge Road, contingent on wetland boundary placards and erosion control measures protecting the adjacent Piscataquog River. Stormwater modeling showed improvement across all storm scenarios.
In a separate unanimous vote, the Commission cleared a two-lot subdivision at 34 Worthley Hill Road owned by Robert and Catherine Rousseau, with drainage addressed through bioretention and rain gardens. Planning staff briefed the board on recent state law changes under RSA 674-21-b permitting utility infrastructure in buffer areas, triggering zoning ordinance amendments for 2027.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of September 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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