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Votes at a glance: Hooksett Planning Board, March 3, 2025

2485517 · March 3, 2025
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Summary

Summary of roll‑call votes taken at the Hooksett Planning Board meeting on March 3, including minutes approval, jurisdictional acceptances, continuances and the Macy subdivision decision.

Key votes recorded by the Hooksett Planning Board on March 3, 2025 (roll‑call tallies as recorded in meeting minutes):

1) Minutes approval (meeting of February 3): Motion to approve minutes — unanimous yes (roll call recorded).

2) New Hampshire Veterinary Center for Wildlife: Concept presentation only; no votes taken.

3) Granite Woods (Map 17 Lot 7 and Lot 72): - Motion to accept jurisdiction of the subdivision application — passed (roll call: majority yes; one recorded no by alternate and some recusal noted). - Motion to find potential for regional impact (RSA 36:56) — failed (board voted no, unanimous). - Motion to continue the public hearing to March 17, 2025 — passed (roll call recorded unanimous yes).

4) Eagle’s Nest (1501 Hooksett Road): - Motion to accept jurisdiction — passed (roll call unanimous yes). - Motion to find potential for regional impact — failed (board voted no, unanimous). - Motion to continue public hearing pending TRC and DOT items — passed (roll call unanimous yes).

5) Macy subdivision (Map 5 Lot 10, four lots): - Motion to accept jurisdiction and find application complete — passed (roll call unanimous yes). - Motion to approve subdivision with conditions (shared-driveway paving, erosion control measures and standard pre-construction/pre-CO conditions) — passed (roll call unanimous yes). - Motion to assess impact fees for the primary lot (school $19,912; public safety $5,304; recreation $2,780; roadway $5,680; total $33,676) — passed (roll call unanimous yes).

How to read these results: All votes above were recorded as roll‑call votes in the Planning Board minutes. For projects with continuances, the board requested applicants to return with specified materials (revised driveway alignments, condominium documents, TRC responses, DOT permit responses and landscaping) before any final approvals.

If you need the full roll‑call record or the official meeting minutes, contact the Hooksett Planning Department.