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Londonderry planners accept bylaw revisions, send package to Selectboard for Aug. 17 review
Summary
The Londonderry Planning Commission voted unanimously July 27 to accept attorney‑recommended changes to its bylaws and forward them to the Selectboard for review on Aug. 17, 2026. The revisions retain shoreland rules and remove most wetlands and riparian bylaw language.
Pamela J. Spaulding, clerk of the Londonderry Planning Commission, moved July 27 to accept attorney‑recommended revisions to the commission's bylaws and to present the package to the Selectboard on Aug. 17, 2026. The motion was seconded and passed unanimously.
William Goodwin, the town zoning administrator, summarized the attorney’s suggested edits: the reviewer found overlapping language across sections, recommended keeping the shoreland regulations, and proposed removing most wetlands language and the riparian bylaw language. The commission did not alter the attorney’s recommendation and approved forwarding the revised bylaws to the Selectboard for its consideration on 08/17/2026.
