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Lilac Solar clears compliance review after March environmental failures

Lilac Solar project returns to compliance after March environmental failures. The Planning Board accepted Walden Renewables' compliance materials and reached consensus to maintain oversight—weekly stormwater inspections by TF Moran and periodic site visits by Tie and Bond—through project

Board raises Town Administrator spending authority to $10,000

Selectmen raise Town Administrator spending limit to $10,000 with chair approval. The board voted 3-0-1 (Chairman Charlie King abstaining) to increase the unilateral spending cap from $5,000, matching the prior arrangement under former administrator Ken Dickie. Vice Chairman Doug Staples emphasized

Conservation Commission addresses boundary encroachments on conservation land.

Conservation Commission engages forester to verify boundaries on conservation land. Chairman Jim Pollard reported that NH Fish & Game identified compliance issues requiring boundary verification on the town's French and Dubois conservation properties. Forester Lindsay Watkins will conduct formal

Farmington Zoning Board approves residential variance for non-conforming lot

Farmington Zoning Board unanimously approves residential development variance for non-conforming commercial parcel. The board voted 5-0 on all criteria to allow Apex Land Solutions, LLC to build residential on Tax Map R14, Lot 24, a 0.43-acre lot zoned commercial but surrounded by residential

Planning Board approves 70-unit manufactured housing park

Farmington Planning Board unanimously approves 70-unit manufactured housing park expansion for Farmington Ridge LLP. The Board backed the subdivision and site plan for Campbell Resources LLC on Tax Map R47, Lot 41-1, clearing 70 new manufactured housing units off Grandview Lane, with Engineer Chris