Londonderry Town Council reorganizes, re-electing Ron Dunn as Chair and Shawn Faber as Vice Chair. The Council approved a revised compensation package for Tax Collector Allison Parsons totaling $89,455, which includes a cost-of-living adjustment and a $5,000 stipend. Vice Chair Faber moved to table
Conservation Commission reviews two townhome permits and names forester subcommittee. Chair Marge Badois and the commission heard presentations from Paul Chisholm of Keach-Nordstrom Associates on Page Rock Townhomes at 3 Page Road and Rock Road Townhomes at 295 Rockingham Road, both represented by
Londonderry Arts Council ends Arts Café and Art in Action due to low attendance. Chairperson Larry Casey presided as the council decided to discontinue both programs, which have experienced declining attendance over recent years. The town budget passed with $17,000 for the council, including $7,000
Conservation Commission addresses two townhome developments and trail plan. The commission reviewed conditional-use permits for Page Rock Townhomes at 3 Page Road and Rock Road Townhomes at 295 Rockingham Road, presented by Paul Chisholm of Keach-Nordstrom Associates and Deane Navaroli of Page Rock
Londonderry Recreation Commission approves spring programs and hears facility updates. The department released a spring brochure featuring tennis lessons, youth dodgeball, and track offerings, and launched new programs including Parents and Me for ages four and under and Women's 25+ Basketball.
Londonderry Housing Authority approves February minutes and discusses property development. Chair Dan Root reported a February 17 meeting with the Massachusetts Housing Trust about Harvey Road properties, with the trust expressing interest only in long-term leases, not purchases. The authority's FY
Leach Library Trustees unanimously approve ReArc remediation contract and staff training. Chair Liz Thomas and three trustees voted 4-0 to authorize Acting Director Donna Plante to sign the revised ReArc agreement for building repairs, with projected reopening at least by end of May. Trustee Nancy
Town Council approves easement for Derry water station on landfill property. Chair Ron Dunn and the five-member Council unanimously authorized Town Manager Shaun Mulholland to negotiate and execute an easement allowing the Town of Derry to construct and operate a water booster pump station on the
Supervisors of the Checklist approve voter registrations ahead of March 10 election. Chairperson Kristin Grages and Supervisor Maureen Hardy unanimously approved the addition or amendment of 64 voters and removal of 34 voters due to death, relocation out of state, or ineligibility. Hardy was
Londonderry Heritage Commission continues Elwood Road subdivision review. The Commission deferred advisory input on a 16-lot residential proposal spanning five Agricultural Residential parcels to its March 26 meeting at the applicant's request; applicant Belize Real Estate Holdings LLC represents
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