Select Board approves revised Londonderry zoning bylaws
Summary
The Londonderry Select Board voted July 6 to approve updated zoning bylaws, concluding a public hearing and directing clerks to finalize documents for the town record.
The Londonderry Select Board voted July 6 to approve revised town zoning bylaws after a brief public hearing and clarifying remarks from board members. A motion to "approve the zoning bylaws as presented" was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Board members and staff discussed state-mandated river corridor rules earlier in the meeting and urged public education because the new rules are lengthy and technical. The board said the town will provide guidance for village residents on how the rules affect rehabilitation and frontage work. The chair closed the hearing before moving on to the regular Select Board agenda.
The action completes the Select Board's local adoption step; staff said clerical follow-up will ensure the bylaws are filed and posted per municipal procedures. No further public hearings on the bylaws were scheduled at the meeting.
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