Hampton CIP Committee votes to send draft 2027–2032 plan to Planning Board for Sept. 16 public hearing
Summary
The Hampton CIP Committee voted unanimously to send the edited draft Capital Improvements Plan for 2027–2032 to the Planning Board for a public hearing scheduled Sept. 16, 2026; committee members also noted spreadsheet corrections and follow-up on data entry procedures.
The Hampton Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) Committee voted on Aug. 17 to send the draft 2027–2032 CIP Report, with the day’s edits incorporated, to the Planning Board for a public hearing on Sept. 16, 2026. The motion was made by Town Planner Jason Bachand and seconded by Select Board representative Jeff Grip; the minutes record the vote as unanimous and the motion passed.
Committee members discussed mechanical edits and data-entry questions before the vote. Chair John Tirrell flagged typographical and labeling corrections in the CIP spreadsheet that will be forwarded to Finance Director Kristi Pullium for update; Assistant Finance Director Jeremy Faucher said he will follow up with Pullium when she returns to the office to clarify how certain items are entered into the CIP spreadsheet. If the Planning Board approves the report at the public hearing, the committee noted the plan will be provided to the Select Board, the Budget Committee, the Town Clerk’s Office and posted to the Town website’s CIP page.
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