Board Discusses Billboard Challenge, Approves Cemetery Path
Hampton Falls board confronts Seabrook billboard project affecting town residents. Board members discussed legal strategy to challenge a 50-foot electronic sign Seabrook approved for its border with Hampton Falls, with Vice Chairman Lou Gargiulo recommending the town "seek legal counsel and move
Board of Selectmen · Meeting of July 15, 2026
NH HAMPTON FALLS — Hampton Falls board confronts Seabrook billboard project affecting town residents. Board members discussed legal strategy to challenge a 50-foot electronic sign Seabrook approved for its border with Hampton Falls, with Vice Chairman Lou Gargiulo recommending the town "seek legal counsel and move for injunction, quickly." The project, backed by Wayne Capolupo, is scheduled for material delivery by August 17. In other business, the board unanimously approved $13,500 for a walking path in Oak Lawn Cemetery and corrected town records to officially list a residential area as Evergreen Road, not Evergreen Drive.
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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of July 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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