Londonderry approves Planned Unit Development ordinance revision on 3-2 vote. The Town Council adopted amendments to Section 5.2 of the Londonderry Zoning Ordinance, with Councilors Dan Bouchard and Deb Paul voting against the measure. Deputy Town Manager Kellie Caron presented the revision after
Londonderry Town Council backs library mold remediation, authorizes major water infrastructure spending. The Council unanimously approved $94,518 for Leach Library mold remediation and roof repairs, closing the facility through summer despite continued summer programming under Acting Director Donna
Londonderry Town Council provides feedback on draft Strategic Plan covering four functional areas. During a workshop, Council members expressed broad support for the framework while raising questions about timeline realism and requesting enhanced data transparency and public accessibility. Council
Londonderry approves Pillsbury development agreement, signals infrastructure commitment. The Town Council unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with Pillsbury Realty Development for the Woodmont Commons project, authorizing Town Manager Shaun Mulholland to address traffic and
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
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
Londonderry Town Council appoints Allison Parsons as Tax Collector beginning April 1. The Council approved her contract 4-1, with Councilor Dan Bouchard dissenting, then unanimously confirmed her appointment for a one-year term. In related business, the Council unanimously accepted a settlement
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
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
Londonderry Town Council approves $18,000 winter maintenance trust fund draw. Chair Ron Dunn oversaw unanimous passage of Order 2026-04, directing the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund to disburse $18,000 for snow plowing at municipal facilities, and scheduled a public hearing March 2 to consider