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Conservation commission signs off on seasonal dock permit with a condition: increased use triggers new review
Summary
Keyland Enterprises sought and received the Conservation Commission's authorization for a DES wetlands permit‑by‑notification to install a seasonal floating dock on the Merrimack River near Hackett Hill/Route 3A, subject to a condition that any change or increase in use (including fueling or commercial operations) will require return to the town.
Alden Bochman of Keyland Enterprises asked the Hooksett Conservation Commission to sign a wetlands “permit by notification” for a seasonal floating dock on the Merrimack River near the property his firm owns at the corner of Hackett Hill and Route 3A. The application specifies a seasonal floating dock (two 6-by‑16 sections and one 8‑foot section, with a 3‑by‑20‑foot gangway) and describes the structure as removable each season.
Bochman said his proposal is primarily for personal use of the landowner and tenants; he…
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