25 Main Street; Lancaster, NH 03584

Zoning

Zoning Contact Info

Kailey Kennagh, Land Use Coordinator

Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30am to 5:00pm

Thursday 8:30am to Noon

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Zoning Board of Adjustment Members

Zoning Board members are appointed for an alternating three year period.

Tricia Frenette

Chair – 2029

Robert Cass (2029)

 

Les Hilton (2027)

Steve Young (2027)

Don Freddette (2028)

Eric Livingstone (2027)

Alternate

David Anderson (2028)

Alternate

Scott Lambert (2029)

Alternate

OPEN SEAT

Alternate

OPEN SEAT

Alternate

Applications

Based on an Administrative Decision.

Based on a Special Exception

Meetings, Agendas & Minutes

The Zoning Board generally meets the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm, but only if there is business to conduct.

To get on the Zoning Board’s agenda, contact Land Use at (603) 788-3391.

9/30/2026-NO meeting

8/26/2026 Agenda

8/26/2026 Minutes

7/29/2026–NO meeting

6/24/2026–NO Meeting

5/27/2026–NO Meeting

4/29/2026 Agenda

4/29/2026 Minutes

3/25/2026–NO Meeting

2/25/2026 Agenda

2/25/2026 Minutes

1/28/2026 Agenda

1/28/2026 Minutes

18 December NO MEETING

27 November Minutes

27 November Agenda

30 October NO MEETING

25 September NO MEETING

28 August Minutes

28 August Agenda

31 July NO MEETING

26 June NO MEETING

29 May Minutes

29 May Agenda

24 April NO MEETING

27 March Minutes

27 March Agenda

28 February NO MEETING

31 January Minutes

31 January Agenda

Growth Pattern Post-Implementation of Conservation Subdivision Regulations

Traditional zoning–randomly constructing on larger suburban lots contributing to sprawl, underutilization of land uses, and exhaustion of available real estate.

 

Conservation subdivisions have fewer impacts on landscapes than the wide dispersal of typical exurban development and have been shown to have more economic benefits including decreased infrastructure costs, higher marketability, and strong sense of community.

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