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Hooksett Planning Board adopts five development‑regulation amendments after public hearing; nominates member for reappointment

3074708 · April 21, 2025
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Summary

After opening a public hearing, the Hooksett Planning Board approved five proposed amendments to the town's development regulations and nominated a member for reappointment to the board. The board voted by roll call after brief discussion and confirmed a procedural nomination for council action.

The Hooksett Planning Board opened a public hearing on proposed amendments to the town's development regulations at its April 21 meeting and approved five changes after brief discussion.

Planner Grant presented the amendments and asked whether the board wanted to take the five items individually or vote on them together; the board voted to consider them as a package. One commenter in the public hearing period was invited to speak but did not come forward.

"So I'll make a motion for the 5 changes to development regs with the amended language as proposed," Mike Summers said, and Jared Williams seconded the motion. The board took a roll‑call vote and approved the package; members recorded affirmative votes during the meeting.

Separately, the board moved to nominate Rob Duham for another three‑year term. Jared Williams made the motion to nominate Duham, seconded by Mike Summers; the board voted and the nomination will be forwarded to the Town Council for appointment consideration.

The board also approved minutes from the April 7 meeting earlier in the agenda.

Ending

Planning staff said they will circulate the finalized amended regulation language and meeting notes to the board and to interested parties. The council will consider the board nomination at an upcoming meeting.