AGENDA
TUESDAY
February 9, 2010
6:30 PM Public Hearing on adoption of the Town of New Boston Commercial Design Guidelines.
SEE NOTICE BELOW
7:00 PM Public Hearing on the changes and additions to the Town of New Boston Driveway Regulations.
SEE NOTICE BELOW
7:30 PM TOWNES FAMILY TRUST
Adjourned from 1/12/10
Public Hearing/Major Subdivision/2 Lots
Location: South Hill Road
Tax Map/Lot # 13/55
Residential-Agricultural “R-A” District
8:00 PM FREDERICK K. LORDEN REVOCABLE TRUST (OWNER)
HARVEY J. DUPUIS FAMILY TRUST (OWNER)
SHIV K. SHRESTHA (APPLICANT)
Submission of Application/Public Hearing/Major Subdivision/43 Lots
Location: McCurdy Road
Tax Map/Lot #’s 12/19, 96 & 93-34
Residential-Agricultural “R-A” District
8:30 PM +/-Miscellaneous business that may come before the Board and/or Planning Board discussions.
Note: Meetings are held in the Town Hall conference room and are open to the public.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWN OF NEW BOSTON, N.H.
New Boston Planning Board
Notice of Public Hearings
Commercial Design Guidelines and Driveway Regulations
Notice is hereby given of Public Hearings to be held on Tuesday, February 9, 2010, starting at 6:30 p.m. in the New Boston Town Hall, as follows:
PUBLIC HEARING AT 6:30 P.M., to consider the adoption of the proposed Town of New Boston Commercial Design Guidelines. This new document is intended to offer standards and guidelines regarding site design aesthetics for developers of commercial property in New Boston.
Full text copies of the proposed Commercial Design Guidelines are available at the Town Hall Planning Department, free of charge, during regular business hours; are posted in Town at TD Bank, the Library, Post Office, Dodge's Store, Town Hall lobby and Planning Dept. bulletin board for viewing; and, will be available at the public hearing.
PUBLIC HEARING AT 7:00 P.M., on proposed amendments to the Driveway Regulations: these changes include adding notes regarding the Fire Chief's authority under NFPA 1 to regulate driveways; removing the Planning Board from the curb cut permit process; specifying the differences in process for existing lots of record and lots involved in a subdivision or site plan; removing the Planning Board from compliance inspections and stipulating the Building Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer as the compliance inspector; updating the appeals process; and adding provisions for bonding with the Building Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer for incomplete compliance items.
Full text copies of the proposed Driveway Regulations are available and posted as noted above.
NEW BOSTON PLANNING BOARD
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