Rindge Conservation Commission allocates $800 to improve trails and repair Converse Meadow bridge. The commission approved $300 to reprint 250 current trail maps and $500 for materials to repair the Converse Meadow bridge and signpost installation at Contoocook Marsh. Members reviewed Aaron
Rindge Zoning Board denies variance for reduced frontage on McGregor Lane. The ZBA voted 4-1 to deny Case #2026-06, which sought to permit creation of a building lot with insufficient road frontage on a 42-acre property owned by Kimberly Naresky at 32 McGregor Lane. The property has 50.41 feet of
Rindge Board of Selectmen approves automated external defibrillator purchases and road paving contract. The selectmen unanimously approved a $3,192 purchase of three AEDs for town buildings, with the Fire Department assuming responsibility for maintenance and inspection. Vice Chair Bob Hamilton
Rindge Conservation Commission approves trail signage and project updates. The seven-member board unanimously approved guidelines for trail and trailhead signage and voted 6-0 with one abstention to budget $1,000 for new signage at Contoocook Marsh. The commission also approved a $300.09 overage
Rindge Planning Board met May 5 to consider six applications. The agenda included a continued minor subdivision from Kimberly Naresky at 32 McGregor Lane, a short-term rental application from Patricia Weber at 48 Blakeville Road, technical and minor subdivisions from Jason Gorman with a lot line
Rindge Planning Board approves six-lot Rand Road subdivision with design waivers. The Planning Board approved the Stenersen major subdivision in the Business Light Industry district, granting waivers for minimum tangent length (6-0-1 vote) and centerline radii (3-1-3 vote) requirements while
Rindge Zoning Board scheduled three hearings for April 28. The board set hearings on Cases 2026-03 and 2026-04, both involving a proposed 37-unit residential development on Tax Map 4, Lot 3-1: 2026-03 sought a Special Exception to permit 0.38 acres of wetlands disturbance and buffer-zone work,
Rindge ZBA approves 53-unit subdivision with development-limiting condition. The Zoning Board of Adjustment voted unanimously on Case #2026-03, approving a 37-resident subdivision (36 single-family, 16-unit multi-family) on 242 acres with 0.38 acres of wetlands disturbance. Case #2026-04, for the
The Rindge Conservation Commission scheduled May 5 public hearings on multiple subdivision proposals and a short-term rental application. The meeting, held April 23, reviewed ongoing conservation projects including sign committee work, data mapper rollout, and land management priorities. The
Rindge Conservation Commission approves trail signage improvements and landscape scale project study. All eight members present backed $3,000 for spring 2026 trail signage rollout starting with Contoocook, plus $1,000 for a consultant-led Landscape Scale Project mapping the Wapack Range Corridor
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