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Londonderry targets fall 2025 for Town Plan; commission discusses public engagement

Londonderry Planning Commission · September 30, 2024
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Summary

Commissioners noted Town Plans must be updated every eight years and discussed aiming for approval by fall 2025, aligning zoning bylaw updates and planning public involvement; Tom Cavanagh said the current plan could be approved and revisited later.

The Londonderry Planning Commission discussed timing and process for adopting the Town Plan and agreed the target date for approval is fall 2025. Tom Cavanagh noted that "Town plans are required to be updated every 8 years," and commissioners discussed whether to approve the current plan now and revisit it as needed.

Members emphasized aligning the zoning by-laws work with the Town Plan update and outlined public-involvement strategies for the coming months. Commissioner Stephen Twitchell suggested the commission could delay parts of the plan work so that bylaw revisions receive thorough attention before finalizing the plan.

Next steps include scheduling public-engagement opportunities as the commission develops a phased timeline toward the fall 2025 target.