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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 Farmington, New Hampshire · Change town
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Conservation Commission approves four development permits with wetland impacts

Farmington Conservation Commission approved four development permits involving wetland buffer impacts on August 13, 2026. The board voted unanimously to support the state wetlands permit for Grandview Lane Development's 70-unit mobile home park expansion. The commission also unanimously approved

Conservation Committee · Meeting of August 13, 2026

NH FARMINGTON — Farmington Conservation Commission approved four development permits involving wetland buffer impacts on August 13, 2026. The board voted unanimously to support the state wetlands permit for Grandview Lane Development's 70-unit mobile home park expansion. The commission also unanimously approved special use permits for Field of Dreams at Post Road involving 1,861 square feet of wetland buffer impacts for access driveways; Ryan Heath's three-home residential project at 46 Spring Street on the Cocheco River waterfront; and Apex Land Solutions' roadway and water line project off Route 11 for a 140-acre mixed-use development.

The town also hired Jocelyn Duffy of Observe and Explore LLC to refresh boundary tree markings at conservation properties beginning in September 2026.

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Source: the Conservation Committee meeting of August 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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