Planning board continues AMS Properties cluster subdivision hearing to June 25

The Weare Planning Board voted to continue the conceptual hearing on a cluster subdivision filed by AMS Properties to June 25, 2026. Chair (Speaker 2) opened the agenda item and invited the applicant (Speaker 3) to summarize revisions to the plan.

Speaker 3 said the application now marks open‑space limits and that alteration‑of‑terrain work has already begun. The applicant also acknowledged that Parker Station Road will not be used for construction access. Planning staff and board members said several approvals remain outstanding: New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services subdivision/AOT clearance and the DDS approval noted by staff, and they asked the applicant to provide recorded easement documents for review by the town attorney and the conservation commission.

One board member moved to continue the hearing to June 25; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. The board said the continuation will allow time for the applicant to submit the easement documentation and required state permits and for staff to complete administrative checks.

Why it matters: The requested continuation delays a final decision on the subdivision while the town ensures preservation of the proposed open space, confirms construction access limitations, and verifies that required state environmental and subdivision approvals are in place.

What’s next: The board scheduled the continued hearing for June 25, 2026, and asked the applicant to deliver easement documents and any outstanding permit approvals in advance so staff and the conservation commission can review them.