Londonderry Conservation Commission Agenda
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
7:30 - Call to order
7:35 - Land Acquisition - Non-Public
8:00 50 Wentworth - Bosch Thermo Tech expansion, Jeff Merritt, Keach Nordstorm
Updates:
ARM Grant
Old Business:
Minutes
CIP: Approve 8/18 meeting postponed
DRC's
Town Common:discuss grading and landscaping
TOWN OF LONDONDERRY
PLANNING BOARD
The Londonderry Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, September 1, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. in the Moose Hill Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH to consider the following:
NEW PLANS
7:00 Administrative Board Work
A. Ricky & Ann Marie Robichaud and Helen Jolicoeur, Map 11, Lot 25 – Application Acceptance and Public Hearing for a 2 lot subdivision.
B. Bosch Thermotechnology Corp, Map 14, Lot 44-33 – Application Acceptance and Public Hearing for a Site Plan and Conditional Use Permit to construct a 6440 square foot second floor addition and related site improvements.
C. Jason R. Guinesso & Ham Family Revocable Trust of 2008, Map 6, Lot 27 and Map 7, Lot 36 – Application Acceptance and Public Hearing for a Lot Line Adjustment.
D. Stonyfield Farm Inc., Map 14, Lot 44-13 – Application Acceptance and Public Hearing for a site plan to construct 62,019 square feet of building additions (Battery Charging, Incubator, and Packaging space)
TOWN OF LONDONDERRY ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
PLEASE NOTE: THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CONTINUE PRESENTATIONS, DELIBERATIONS AND/OR DISCUSSION TO SEPTEMBER 2, 2010 IF THE NEED ARISES.
MINUTES 7:00 P.M.
CASE NO. 5/19/2010-1 (REHEARING) 7:01 P.M.
SCOTT AND MARIE MARTIN
REQUEST A VARIANCE TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A PORCH
WITHIN THE 40 FOOT FRONT SETBACK AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 2.3.1.3.3
93 HALL ROAD, 11-91-2, AR-I
CASE NO. 8/18/2010-1 7:05 P.M.
HEIDI H. BROOKS AND GEORGE F. BROOKS III
REQUEST A SPECIAL EXCEPTION TO ALLOW AN AESTHETICIAN PRACTICE
AS A HOME OCCUPATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3.12
8 GORDON DRIVE, 10-142-3, AR-I
CASE NO. 8/18/2010-2 7:10 P.M.
39 ROCKINGHAM ROAD LLC
REQUESTS A VARIANCE TO REPLACE AN EXISTING GARAGE, A PORTION OF WHICH
IS WITHIN THE CONSERVATION OVERLAY DISTRICT, AS NOT PERMITTED BY SECTION 2.6.3.3;
AND TO ALLOW SAID GARAGE WITHIN THE 50-FOOT RESIDENTIAL BUFFER
AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 2.4.3.2.2
39 ROCKINGHAM ROAD, 13-65-1, C-II
CASE NO. 8/18/2010-3 7:20 P.M.
FORTIER ENTERPRISES, INC.
REQUESTS A VARIANCE TO ALLOW SIGNAGE ON THE EXISTING CANOPY STRUCTURE
THAT WILL EXCEED THE WALL SIGN AREA ALLOWED BY SECTION 3.11.6.4.3.2
AS MEASURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 3.11.5.2.1
9 NASHUA ROAD, 10-136, C-II
CASE NO. 8/18/2010-4 7:30 P.M.
BERNARD A. FILION
REQUESTS A VARIANCE TO ALLOW CREATION OF A LOT WITH LESS THAN 150 FEET OF ROAD FRONTAGE AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 2.3.1.3.2
5 GREELEY ROAD, 3-163, AR-I
This agenda was created with reference to the Londonderry Zoning Ordinance dated July, 2010
TOWN OF LONDONDERRY PLANNING BOARD
The Londonderry Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. in the Moose Hill Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH to consider the following:
CONT’D PLANS/WORKSHOPS/PUBLIC HEARINGS/DISCUSSIONS
7:00 Administrative Board Work
A. FY 2012 – 2017 Capital Improvements Plan – Workshop Discussion
B. Public Hearing – Multifamily buildings – Number of Units per building reduction in Inclusionary Housing, R-III, and Elderly Housing as requested by Town Council
C. Master Plan Update Discussion
D. Conceptual Discussion – Murray’s Auto Recycling – additional basement space, parking
At about 7:25 homes in the center of Londonderry lost power. While it returned to most locations within 30 minutes, the CTV system in Town has no signal being transmitted.
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Here in Rolling Meadows (Old Nashua Road) we were only out about 15 minutes. Our cable tv is all scrambled however…
We still out of power 8:54
Does anyone have any updateson restoration?
https://www.psnh.com/Form/Residential_Report_Outage_Form.asp
Be sure to report it at the link here or call 1-800-662-7764
What general part of the town are you in Tammy?
From PSNH at 8:25pm Parts of Londonderry, Derry Hudson, Litchfield and Windham caused by a pole accident on Mammoth Road in Londonderry.
PSNH is reporting that power will be returned by 2am. (Emphasis added) by the “Where’s Watty” team at Londonderry Hometown Online News.
we reported it immediately to PSNH at around 7:30pm. We are on Hovey Road between Pillsbury and Hardy Road. This is the third time this week. Thanks for being so informative and on top of this!
This is the 2nd time in 3 days we lost power. But what is more concerning is we lose power a lot. Yes, there was some sort of accident, but how in gods green earth can 5 towns lose power when 1 pole gets hit? This shows once again that PSNH has no emergency plan, no fail over, no way to reroute power to other locations. The whole system is a single point failure. Lose 1 telephone hole and southern NH goes black? Gee, if I were a terrorist, I could cripple the state (probably the country) by just driving a car into a pole, a few of them maybe, its free and obvious very effective to cause mass inconvenience and interruptions. We just never learn. I know where I work if we had this many outages we would be out of business or I would be fired. Amazing to say the least that 1 pole brings 5 towns down (or parts of them)
Dave
I absolutely agree with you 100%. I would like to add that when we, (Century Village condos) lose power, we also lose our water!!!!!!
How about updates from the town? It is clear the people are the only reliable source of information!
A car hit the guy-wires on the pole at the corner of Mammoth and Pillsbury, shaking the pole and causing the wires to arc against each other. Caused some excitement for the Scouts of Troop 426 who were all on the Common at that time.
Londonderry police were on the scene within minutes and at 8:30 pm PSNH was seen working their way down Mammoth checking wires (there were just past Peabody Funeral Home when I passed them.)
(How many of us paused to think…just how much gas is still in the generator?)
Hope everyone is back by now.
I was at the North School spring concert at LMS when the lights went out. My orchestra students and Nancy Laporte’s band students got their performances in, but the chorus had just barely begun when the power outage occurred. Even with the very limited emergency lighting in the LMS gym, all appeared relatively calm and managed to file out of the building without incident or accidents.
Our power on Wilshire Drive went out at 7:25 and was bach on at 10:05pm. what a hassle considering we haqve a daughter who has to be at the midle school at 5am for the DC trip. alls well now.
Why do I get the impression that all of Londonderry is connected to PSNH by a series of extension cords. One pole impacts 5 towns in NH and as far as we know Detroit too. What does PSNH do go around to each house and un-screw your front porch light and replace it with a new one; checking to see exactly where the circuit is broken…….
We lost power on Hardy Rd until 10:05, turned on my portable scanner to catch the FD off at an accident scene and the captain asking dispatch several times if PSNH could provide an ETA, the dispatcher replied they would be calling back with an ETA. Five minutes later the FD cleared and he said to let PD know of the PSNH ETA. (now I’m in the dark again thanks to the PD digital radios) One pole taking out 5 towns does not seem like a well designed “grid”.
Saturday night we were out for 90 minutes and then on for some period and then off again. (not sure of the time as I was mostly sleeping though it)
But we’ve got plenty of D-batteries now!
Amazing, I watched channel 9 news the following morning from 5am through and including 6am and absolutely no comment or explanation on the outage. If it were a story about Spears or Obama you can bet your bottom dollar you would see it 10 to 12 times during the broadcasts that repeat themselves over and over. One pole, one driver and down goes Humpty Dumpty and 5 towns. Wow, how we have advanced! I believe NH is about 30 years behind in technology alone.