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Board approves three variances for residential and downtown development

Farmington Zoning Board approves three variances for Spring Street and downtown development. The board voted unanimously to allow Ryan Heath to subdivide a 1.8-acre Spring Street lot into three single-family residential parcels, replacing an earlier nine-unit multi-family proposal rejected for

Conservation Commission accepts Felicia McCowan as Associate Member

Farmington Conservation Commission appoints associate member, addresses property boundaries. The board unanimously accepted Felicia McCowan as an Associate Member to fill a vacancy. Chairman Jim Pollard reported that an NH Fish and Game Department survey found significantly faded boundary markings

Board approves downtown paving; misses dog licensing deadline

Farmington board greenlights $63,723 downtown paving, misses dog-licensing deadline. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to authorize a paving agreement with Pike Industries for the central downtown area, coordinated through the state DOT and timed to finish before the August 8 Hay Day event;

Board of Selectmen Approves $13,100 Opioid Abatement Grant

Farmington accepts $13,100 opioid abatement grant for overdose prevention program. The Board of Selectmen unanimously (5-0) authorized expenditure of funds from Granite United Way to support a Fire Department and Welfare Department partnership for training, equipment, and community education on

Planning Board commits to data center zoning regulations

Farmington Planning Board commits to developing data center zoning regulations. Planning Director Kyle Pimental reported that the Town's zoning ordinance does not currently define data centers, creating a regulatory gap that could allow applicants to bypass Planning Board review. The Board agreed