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Hampton approves culvert replacement and stream stabilization at Exeter Road
Summary
The Planning Board granted a wetlands permit for a culvert replacement and stream stabilization project presented by Tighe & Bond on behalf of the Department of Public Works, with stipulations from the Conservation Commission.
The Hampton Planning Board on June 3 granted a wetlands permit for culvert replacement and stream stabilization work along Exeter Road and adjacent properties, following a presentation by Stefanie Tetreault of Tighe & Bond on behalf of the Department of Public Works.
Tetreault outlined the existing and proposed conditions and said the Conservation Commission had issued a favorable recommendation. Board member John Tirrell asked whether the Exeter Road work would use open‑cut methods; Tetreault confirmed it would and said a traffic control plan will keep one lane open during construction.
The board voted to grant the wetlands permit with the stipulations listed in the Conservation Commission’s May 27, 2026 letter. No public comments were recorded during the hearing.
The permit authorizes the town’s culvert replacement and stream stabilization work subject to the Conservation Commission stipulations and any standard permitting conditions; staff will manage plan files and coordinate any required on‑site conditions.
