The Planning Board tabled endorsement of the Cocheco River Corridor Management Plan pending a direct presentation from the sponsoring committee. Members voted by consensus against reducing the Agricultural district minimum lot size from three acres to 1.5 acres, citing concerns that density
The Farmington Board of Selectmen approved a junkyard permit renewal, authorized a sander purchase up to $6,700 with direction to review competitive bids, and approved Good News Brews' temporary downtown facility on October 5.
Farmington Budget Committee reviewed town and school finances, finding town spending healthy while questioning school accounting discrepancies.
Farmington's Selectmen approved $340,000 in levee work funding as the town faces tighter finances. The board voted unanimously to withdraw the amount from the Levee Capital Reserve Fund for federal Army Corps of Engineers assessment work required for FEMA compliance.
Farmington Planning Board approves Field of Dreams Phase 2 subdivision amid 4-2 waiver split. The four-lot expansion at Chestnut Hill and Dodge Cross Roads requires 2,504 square feet of direct wetland impacts and reinforced concrete pipe culverts to pass 100-year storm events. Chairman Rick Pelkey
Farmington selectmen approve $78,700 in police equipment purchases from special fund. Police Chief Scott Orlando received unanimous board approval for a new 2026 Ford Explorer cruiser from Claremont Ford ($45,000), equipment installation by Global Public Safety ($21,000), a Motorola APX 8500 radio
Farmington Planning Board unanimously approves Spring Street three-lot subdivision with environmental protections. The Board unanimously approved Ryan Heath's proposal to subdivide a 2.1-acre parcel at 46 Spring Street into three residential lots. The project requires special use permits for work
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