Littleton
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Planning & Zoning Board
The Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 5-0 to deny a variance request to subdivide a 2-acre lot from a 6.6-acre equestrian property at 1227 St. Johnsbury Road. The board found that the applicant failed to demonstrate unnecessary hardship, citing other available options such as lot line adjustments or pasture-sharing agreements. Chair Wright and Vice Chair Hawkins were re-elected.
- Denied variance to subdivide 2 acres from 6.6-acre lot (5-0)
- Elected Mark Wright as Chair and Zach Hawkins as Vice Chair (unanimous)
Select Board Meeting - Minutes & Agenda
The Littleton Select Board will review and potentially approve several administrative policies, including amendments to the town fee schedule and capital improvement plan. The board will also consider the purchase of a new parking enforcement vehicle and the appointment of a new Water & Light Commissioner. A report on the property tax status of the Rail Trail Village development will be discussed. The meeting includes standard public comment and potential non-public sessions for personnel and litigation matters.
- Approval of parking enforcement vehicle purchase
- Review of proposed town fee schedule amendments
- Review of the capital improvement plan
- Appointment of Lori Hogan as Water & Light Commissioner
- Discussion of property tax status for Rail Trail Village
The Board approved the appointment of BG Frazier to the Littleton Water & Light Commission and authorized a $45,000 expenditure for a new parking enforcement truck. They also adopted revised agenda and meeting procedures and reviewed upcoming capital improvement projects.
- Approved June 8 minutes (4-0)
- Approved June 8 non-public meeting minutes (4-0)
- Appointed BG Frazier to Littleton Water & Light Commission (4-0)
- Authorized purchase of parking enforcement vehicle up to $45,000 (4-0)
- Adopted revised Agenda and Meeting Procedures Policy (4-0)
Select Board Meeting - Minutes & Agenda
The Select Board will discuss updates to the town's Capital Improvement Plan and proposed changes to the fee schedule. The board is also reviewing several administrative policies and the tax status of the Rail Trail Village property.
- Appointment of Lori Hogan as Water & Light Commissioner
- Purchase of a parking enforcement vehicle
- Proposed fee schedule amendments
- Review of the Capital Improvement Plan
- Rail Trail Village RSA 79-E property tax status
The Board approved the purchase of a new parking enforcement vehicle using parking meter fund revenues, not to exceed $45,000. They also appointed BG Frazier to fill a vacant seat on the Littleton Water & Light Commission, adopted a revised Agenda and Meeting Procedures Policy, and set a process to fill the vacant Select Board seat. Other items were reviewed or discussed without a vote.
- Appointed BG Frazier to LWL Commissioner term expiring April 2027 (4-0)
- Approved parking enforcement vehicle purchase up to $45,000 from meter fund (4-0)
- Adopted revised Agenda and Meeting Procedures Policy (4-0)
Planning & Zoning Board
The meeting was primarily informational, with discussions on galvanized water line replacement requirements from NHDES and potential impacts of a large data center on water and power infrastructure. No substantive votes or approvals occurred; the board only signed mylars from a previous meeting and adjourned.
- Signed mylars for previously approved projects PB26-03 and PB26-04
Select Board Meeting - Minutes & Agenda
The Select Board entered nonpublic session to discuss town manager contract negotiations. After reconvening in public session, no substantive votes or decisions were made. The meeting adjourned shortly after.
Select Board Meeting - Minutes & Agenda
The Select Board approved a $3,392,180 bond to refinance two existing loans and fund WWTP improvements, set a 3.5% COLA for non-union employees, reappointed Val Poulsen to the Conservation Commission, and appointed Harrington and Cherian to PILOT negotiations with Littleton Regional Hospital. Fee schedule changes and agenda policy amendments were tabled for further review.
- Approved $3,392,180 bond and loan agreement with NH Municipal Bond Bank (5-0)
- Established 3.5% COLA for non-union employees effective April 2027 (5-0)
- Reappointed Val Poulsen to Conservation Commission (5-0)
- Appointed Harrington and Cherian as Select Board representatives for PILOT negotiations (5-0)
- Approved minutes from 5/11/2026, 5/21/2026 meetings (5-0 each)
- Tabled proposed administrative fee schedule for further work
- Tabled proposed agenda policy amendments for further work