Goffstown Sewer Commission unanimously approved sewer capacity for two residential development projects. The Commission backed a 12-unit condominium on Abbington Way with a design flow of 3,600 gallons per day and a single-family home on a newly subdivided lot at Worthley Hill Road.
The Goffstown Public Library Board of Trustees reviewed parking lot progress, submitted the 2027 operating budget to the Select Board, and began investigating preservation planning grant options.
Goffstown Zoning Board approved Class VI road home, split on ADU expansion. Gregory Keating won a special exception to build on unmaintained Kennedy Hill Road, with approval relying on state law effective July 1, 2026. The board approved a deck variance for Michel Charron at 88 Louis Street
Select Board approves new traffic controls on two Goffstown roads. The Board unanimously approved a three-way stop at Lynchville Park Road and Oak Lane and a stop sign at Sage Court and Cinnamon Drive, based on Highway Safety Committee recommendations addressing sight-line and speed concerns.
Goffstown Budget Committee takes on new default budget duties, reviews $1.9M school spending increase. The committee adopted new procedures for advance materials submission and approved prior meeting minutes spanning nine months with a single name-correction. SAU Business Administrator Doug Totten
Goffstown Select Board advanced three ordinances restricting camping and cooking on public property toward October 19 adoption after the second of two required public hearings.
Planning Board approves four-unit residential development on Henry Bridge Road with conditions. The board voted 6-1 to approve Andrew Cassidy's proposal to add a two-unit duplex to a lot already containing a single-family home and accessory dwelling unit, creating a four-unit multifamily
Goffstown Historic District Commission approves Town Hall deposit vouchers and plans U.S. 250th anniversary event. Chair Phil D'Avanza's commission unanimously authorized deposits totaling $40 into the Grasmere Town Hall Restoration Fund, which holds $449,119.68. The commission set the 250th
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