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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board Approves Escrow Release; Advances Regulations Review

Goffstown Planning Board votes to release $69,994 in escrow for completed Woodland Village development. The board voted unanimously to release the surety for the Bog Road and Mountain Road project. Planning Board Chairman Tim Redmond deferred approval of updated Rules of Procedures pending two

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Commission recommends buffer relief for Black Brook project

Goffstown Conservation Commission unanimously recommends buffer relief for Black Brook project. The Commission voted 6-0 to recommend that the Planning Board grant relief from the outer 50 feet of a 100-foot wetland buffer for a deck and porch project at 355 Black Brook Road, with applicant Rick

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Supervisors update voter rolls with removals and additions

Goffstown supervisors remove 30 voters from town rolls in routine checklist maintenance. The Supervisors of the Checklist — Denise Lemay, Marie Morgan, and Sharon DeWitt — removed four voters who had died, one who relocated and registered with the New Hampshire Secretary of State, and 25 whose

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Government · Select Board

Select Board establishes police building study committee

Goffstown Select Board establishes police facility study committee. The Board approved a charter for an 11-member Police Building Ad Hoc Committee that will assess renovation versus new construction options, examine available sites, and develop bonding scenarios for possible inclusion on the 2027

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Government · Sewer Commission

Sewer Commission authorizes emergency Rochambeau Street repair

Goffstown Sewer Commission authorizes emergency repair for three-year Rochambeau Street backup. Commissioners Tim Redmond, Daniel Taylor, and Don Ball unanimously voted to classify the sewer line failure as an emergency, allowing Superintendent Corey Wike to contract work without competitive

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