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Planning Board approves Langley Cove site amendment after debate over added parking and runoff
Summary
The board approved a site‑plan amendment at Langley Cove that removes underground parking for two buildings and increases surface parking. Residents warned that additional pavement could increase sediment delivery to Langley Cove; staff said detention ponds and an AOT amendment reviewed by NH DES address runoff concerns.
The Laconia Planning Board voted Dec. 16 to approve an amendment to the Langley Cove development (PB2026‑563) that removes proposed underground parking in two 35‑unit buildings and replaces it with expanded surface parking. The applicant said the change increases overall external parking capacity while keeping the same unit count; the planning staff presented conditions requiring revised plans, approvals and inspections and stated the AOT amendment with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) must be finalized before full approval is effective.
At the hearing the applicant said existing detention and…
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