The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved two adjacent special exceptions to allow single-family homes in the Commercial III zoning district at 22 and 20 Buttrick Road. The Board voted 4-1 on both cases for applicant Brian Daniels, representing owner Anne D. Peterson Revocable Trust, with member
Leach Library Trustees recommend Maryam Mallick for one-year board vacancy. Vice Chair Beth Marrocco moved to recommend Mallick over applicants Linda Lampkin and Russell Lagueux; the motion passed 4 to 2, with Trustees Moira Ryan and Jan McLaughlin dissenting. In related business, the board voted 4
Conservation Commission approves forester services and trail work funding. Chair Marge Badois oversaw review of two development projects: a Diamond Edge subdivision dividing 8.7 acres into 2.5-acre and 6.1-acre lots at 115 Hovey Road, and a 105,000-square-foot warehouse at 12 Jack's Bridge Road
Town Council holds strategic plan workshop, submits broad questions on execution. Members asked who owns each objective and is responsible for follow-up; whether the plan functions as a living document; what happens if key performance indicators are not achieved; and what each initiative costs. The
Londonderry Recreation Commission closes skate park pending council decision on repair or demolition. The facility, roughly 25 to 26 years old, shows severe wood rot, eroded metal surfacing, and water damage from failed fasteners; repair costs range from $75,000 to $100,000, while new construction
Londonderry Arts Council confirms summer events, launches community outreach planning. The council met April 9 to outline programming through summer, with the Senior Jam series continuing every three months at the Senior Center drawing eight to twelve musicians and forty to sixty audience members.
Londonderry Utilities Committee launches aggregation program enrollment and begins strategic planning workshops. The Community Aggregation Plan went live April 1 with approximately 93 percent of residents automatically enrolled, Administrative Services Director Kirsten Hildonen reported, with
Senior Resources Committee approves new meeting time and discusses October expo pricing. Chair Sherry Farrell and members approved moving the regular monthly meeting from 5:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month. The committee discussed vendor fee structures for the October 3
Traffic Safety Committee prioritizes 12 traffic problem areas from town-wide study. Town Manager Shaun Mulholland reported the Traffic Management Working Group identified 44 roadway sections and intersections requiring study or showing safety issues, with 12 prioritized for action. The working
Town Council approves three trust fund orders. The Londonderry Town Council approved Order 2026-05 for $10,000 from the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund for winter maintenance and Order 2026-07 for $7,885.00 from the same fund to replace a hot water heater at Fire Department Station 2, and Order
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