Winchester
Upcoming
Planning Board
The Winchester Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustments will hold a work session to review a minor subdivision application. The proposal would split a 39.3-acre lot into two lots of 38.26 acres (with dwelling) and 1.04 acres (with structure). The board may also approve previous meeting minutes and set future work session dates.
- Review of minor subdivision application by Huntley Survey & Design for Malorie Paine at 295 Manning Hill Road
- Proposed split: 38.26-acre lot with dwelling and 1.04-acre lot with structure
- Approval of planning board minutes from 06-15-2026
- Possible nonpublic session under RSA 91:A
- Schedule upcoming work sessions
Planning Board
The Planning Board is discussing a proposed two-lot subdivision of 39.3 acres at 295 Manning Hill Road, owned by Malorie Paine. The agenda includes detailed survey information, zoning district requirements, and soils data. The board will consider approving the subdivision plan.
- Proposed two-lot subdivision at 295 Manning Hill Road (39.3 acres)
Planning Board
This Planning Board agenda appears to consist only of procedural boilerplate items such as approvals of minutes and administrative reports. No substantive decisions or notable public hearings are identified.
Planning Board
The Planning Board will review a minor subdivision application to divide a 39.3-acre property into two parcels. The proposal involves one larger lot containing an existing dwelling and one smaller 1.04-acre lot with an existing structure.
- Minor Subdivision Application: 295 Manning Hill Road
- Proposed split of 39.3 acres into a 38.26-acre lot and a 1.04-acre lot
Board of Selectmen
This is a procedural meeting with no specific items listed. The board will hear public comments and then enter a non-public session.
Winchester National Bank Common Committee
The Winchester National Bank Committee and Common will meet on three dates in 2026 to discuss renovations, funding, events, and projects related to the bank common. No specific actions or concrete proposals are listed on this agenda.
- Discussion of renovations, funding, events, and projects (no specific details provided)
Board of Selectmen
This Board of Selectmen meeting is primarily procedural, with no detailed agenda items provided. It includes new business, public comment, and a possible non-public session. The meeting appears to have no major decisions or discussions specified.
Board of Selectmen
The Board of Selectmen is meeting for a routine session with no specific actionable items listed. The agenda includes new business, ex officio reports, public comment, and a non-public session under RSA 91-A:3II.
- No specific agenda items identified
Cemetery
The Cemetery Trustees are meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, receive the Sexton's report, and discuss any new or old business. The agenda includes correspondence and public comment. No specific decisions or financial items are listed.
Winchester National Bank Common Committee
The Winchester National Bank Committee will meet to discuss renovations, funding, events, and projects. The meeting is scheduled for 6pm at the town hall.
- Renovations and funding discussion
- Events and projects discussion
- Meeting scheduled for 6pm
- Meeting location: Town Hall
Cemetery
The Cemetery Trustees are meeting to approve previous minutes, hear the Sexton's report, and discuss new and old business. No specific contracts, projects, or fee changes are listed. Public comment will be heard.
- Approve minutes
- Sexton's report
- New business
- Old business
- Correspondence
Cemetery
This is a procedural meeting of the Winchester Cemetery Trustees. The agenda includes approval of minutes, a sexton's report, new and old business, correspondence, and public comment. No specific decisions or notable items are listed.
Cemetery
The Cemetery Trustees are meeting to approve minutes, hear the sexton's report, and discuss new and old business. No specific actions or contracts are listed on the agenda, indicating a procedural meeting.
- No specific items; agenda consists of standard procedural topics
Last 30 days
Board of Selectmen
The Board of Selectmen will receive updates on the Brown & Cadwell Booster Station and Biosolid Project. The meeting also includes new business, officer reports, a public comment period, and a non-public session.
- Update on Booster Station and Biosolid Project
Cemetery
The Cemetery Trustees are meeting to review the sexton's report and handle general administrative business. The agenda consists of standard procedural items.
Board of Selectmen
The agenda consists entirely of procedural boilerplate. No specific legislative items or public hearings are listed for discussion.
Voters Registrar and Keeper of the Checklist
This meeting is procedural only, with no specific agenda items listed. The Supervisors will convene for a public session to handle routine checklist matters.
Board of Selectmen
The agenda is procedural, including new business, public comment, and a non-public session, but lists no specific decisions or discussions.
- No specific items listed
The board approved property and charitable tax exemptions as recommended, denied Forest Lake Improvement Association's exemption, and approved water and gravel tax abatements. They encumbered $16,000 for a skid steer/tractor and second bailer. In nonpublic session, they accepted the resignation of Kyle Wetherby and hired Dan Robinson as Highway Superintendent (4-1) and Julie Wesley as Custodian/Groundskeeper (5-0).
- Approved property abatements as recommended (5-0)
- Approved charitable exemptions as recommended (5-0)
- Denied Forest Lake Improvement Association charitable exemption (5-0)
- Approved gravel taxes of $35.08 and $123.90 (5-0)
- Approved water abatement $47.13 for Map 28 Lot 73, denied Map 26 Lot 66 (5-0)
- Encumbered $4,000 from Landfill Fund for bailer and $12,000 for skid steer/tractor, authorized T.A. Miner to sign documents (5-0)
- Accepted resignation of Kyle Wetherby (5-0)
- Hired Dan Robinson as Highway Superintendent with salary $68,282 for 6 months then $70,282 (4-1)
Board of Selectmen
The board approved a $6.15 million tax warrant, a 5-year AVITAR agreement for $217,776, and an upgrade to 12 police firearms using closed D.A.R.E. and DRUG fund lines, all by 5-0 votes. Other routine approvals included timber taxes, a sewer abatement, an elderly exemption, ambulance SOGs, and several financial transfers. In nonpublic session, the board approved an EMT pay increase and authorized tax deeds for two properties; those minutes were sealed.
- Approved $6,150,127 tax warrant (5-0)
- Approved 5-year AVITAR agreement for $217,776 (5-0)
- Approved police firearm upgrade: 12 Glock 45s using closed D.A.R.E./DRUG lines (5-0)
- Approved reimbursement from Police Outside Activities Fund for $40,686.69 (5-0)
- Approved transfer from Ambulance Billing to Operating Budget for $15,656.77 (5-0)
- Approved $2,700 for Music in the Park bands (5-0)
- Nonpublic: Approved EMT pay increase to $20.84 (5-0); minutes sealed
- Nonpublic: Authorized tax deeds for two properties (5-0); minutes sealed