The Goffstown Planning Board accepted the withdrawal of a driveway modification waiver application. Property owners Richard and Kathleen Plante, at 18 West Union in Residential-1 zoning, had sought waivers to allow a 30-foot driveway, 22 feet maximum, and parking spaces 2 feet from the side
Goffstown Zoning Board approves variances for dog daycare and plumbing business. The board unanimously approved a variance for Z.A.K. LLC to operate a commercial kennel with overnight boarding at 553 Mast Road in the Goffstown Plaza, conditioning approval on 100-foot setback compliance; the
Goffstown's Village Bridge Ad Hoc Committee advances memorandum of understanding to Select Board. The committee unanimously approved June 6 meeting minutes and confirmed that Chair Paula Bedard will attend the July 13 Select Board meeting to present the Friends of Goffstown Rail Trail donation
Goffstown Cemetery Trustees approve 2027 capital projects and lot exchange. Chair Deb Grant and the board unanimously approved a lot exchange for Bob Spinale at Shirley Hill, allowing him to swap his 5-by-5-foot lot in Section 1, Lot 33, for Section 1, Lot 12. The board identified capital items for
Goffstown Historic District Commission endorses duplex design for South Main Street. The commission voted 5-0-0 on June 24 to recommend the proposed duplex at 12 South Main Street be constructed with windows on its gabled end facing South Mast Street, a false vent, and traditional clapboard siding.
Goffstown Select Board authorizes CDBG grant hearings for Medvil Cooperative. The board voted unanimously on June 22 to hold public hearings on or around July 13 for a Community Development Block Grant application seeking $750,000 toward infrastructure replacement at the 301-home, age-55-and-over
Goffstown school district submits revised capital plan with phased projects, funding constraints acknowledged. Operations Manager Scott Gross presented a $1 million girls' varsity baseball field project and $500,000 parking lot expansion for Goffstown High School, both pushed further out in the
Joint Loss Safety Committee reviews three June incidents without new recommendations. The committee met on June 17 and examined injuries sustained by Public Works, Fire Department, and Police Department employees between April and June, with Deputy Chief Michael Davenport reporting that Fire
Goffstown Parks Commission selects Vermont contractor for $177K Roy Park pickleball court. The Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously recommended Vermont Recreational Surfacing and Fencing for the Roy Park pickleball court project, selecting the lowest of six bids at $177,200. Director Rick
Goffstown Library board commits to consistent annual funding for building maintenance projects. The Library Board of Trustees committed to requesting $50,000 annually to its Capital Reserve Fund while considering additional shortfall funding to address an aging building with more than $500,000 in
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