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Zoning board pauses Hemlock Drive appeal after DPW data shows low water pressure; sends matter to planning board
Summary
The Wolfeboro Zoning Board of Adjustment voted unanimously on Feb. 3 to decline jurisdiction of an appeal about water service on Hemlock Drive after new public works data showed the distribution main’s pressures fall below local minimums; the board referred the matter to the Planning Board for further review.
The Wolfeboro Zoning Board of Adjustment on Feb. 3 voted unanimously not to take jurisdiction over an applicant’s appeal regarding water service on Hemlock Drive and instead sent the matter to the Planning Board for further review.
Why it matters: Town public works data presented at the rehearing showed average working pressures near 30 pounds per square inch in the Hemlock Drive zone — below the town’s stated working-pressure target — a technical finding the board said was not available at the original Dec. 2 hearing and that affects whether water service can be extended to the lots at issue.
At the meeting, Suzanne Ryan, chair of the Zoning Board of Adjustment,…
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