Hampton Falls Planning Board approved capital improvement project recommendations for Selectmen review. The board voted to forward 10 capital projects rated by priority to the Board of Selectmen on September 30, with Selectmen's Representative Edward B. Beattie abstaining.
Hampton Falls Planning Board approves Village Silversmith site plan. The Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan review for John Bajoras' Village Silversmith at 34 Lafayette Road, authorizing a 750-square-foot pump house addition, a 360-square-foot shed, and a 1900-square-foot water
Planning Board examines controversial 48-foot LED billboard proposal at Seabrook border generating $140,000 annual revenue. Chairman Todd Santora outlined the electronic sign proposed by NorthVision (Wayne Capolupo and Peter McLary) positioned at 50 feet above ground on Stard Road, though operating
Hampton Falls Planning Board recommends prohibiting data centers in industrial zones. Board members agreed that data center facilities do not fit the town's character and recommended adding language to Section 4 of the zoning ordinance explicitly barring them. In separate action, the board directed
Hampton Falls Planning Board reviews Village Silversmith redesign and water feature plans. Vice Chairman Eric Cimon led a design review as applicant John Bajoras presented improvements to his 3.3-acre Lafayette Road property in the South zoning district, purchased in January 2026. The presentation
Planning Board approves storage garage and apartment on Depot Road. The board unanimously approved JXNV LLC's site plan to construct a storage garage with rental apartment above at 2 Depot Rd, replacing an existing storage container on the 3-acre Town Common property. The new structure will feature
Planning Board approves coffee shop expansion with ownership-change safeguard. The Hampton Falls Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan modification for a drive-through coffee shop at 81 Lafayette Road, increasing seating from 10 to 30 and installing a new septic system with 18 parking
Planning Board continues Unitil permit review to March hearing. With only three members present, Chairman Todd Santora convened the board to continue review of Unitil's Scenic Road Alteration Permit for tree-pruning and line-clearance maintenance along six scenic roadways: Crank, Dodge, Goodwin,
Planning Board discusses Montrone's 104-acre non-profit proposal. Landowner Paul Montrone, through attorney John Bosen, proposed converting four lots on approximately 104 acres to non-profit use, with development of additional lots funding non-profit operations. The Board of Selectmen must first
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