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Planning Board

Wednesday, February 19, 2025 · 7:00 PM AM · City Council Chambers 37 Green Street Concord, NH 03301

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Agenda

  1. Call to Order
  2. Roll Call
  3. Approval of Meeting Minutes
  4. 3A Planning Board Meeting Minutes - January 15, 2025
    consent report
  5. Agenda Overview
  6. **Consent Agenda**
  7. Design Review Applications by Consent
  8. 5A. Pamela Seguin, on behalf of Root Up & More and PRM Holdings, LLC, requests architectural design review approval for an existing, non-permitted 9.1-square-foot sign (SP-0430-2024) at 47 N Main St in the Central Business Performance (CBP) District. (2025-003)
    consent report
  9. 5B. Sousa Signs, LLC, on behalf of Ulta Beauty and Brixmore Capital SC, LLC, requests architectural design review approval for a new 133.4-square-foot internally illuminated building wall sign (SP-0431-2024), and a 90-square-foot internally illuminated building wall sign (SP-0432-2024) to replace an existing building wall sign, at 80 Storrs St, in the Opportunity Performance Corridor (OCP) District (2025-001)
    consent report
  10. 5C. Signarama of Concord, on behalf of Who Doesn’t Want That?, requests architectural design review approval for a new 6.25-square-foot non-illuminated hanging blade sign (SP-0438-2025), at 34 Warren St Unit 1, in the Central Business Performance (CBP) District. (2025-008)
    consent report
  11. 5D. Advantage Signs, on behalf of Woodpecker Insurance, requests architectural design review approval for a new 3.5-square-foot non-illuminated tenant panel sign (SP-0441-2025) to be placed on an existing freestanding sign, at 30 S Main St Bldg. 1, in the Central Business Performance (CBP) District. (2025-002)
    consent report
  12. 5E. Sundance Sign Co, on behalf of Totally Tea + Coffee, and Foxfire Management, requests architectural design review approval for a 22-square-foot externally illuminated building wall sign (SP-0444-2025), to replace an existing building wall sign, at 2 Capital Plaza in the Central Business Performance (CBP) District. (2025-004)
    consent report
  13. Determination of Completeness Items by Consent
  14. Extensions by Consent
  15. 7A. Tom Wilson and Wilson & Wilson Architects, on behalf of Paisano’s Realty LLC, request a one-year extension to the March 20, 2024, conditionally approved minor site plan application for an addition of 1,200 square feet to an existing 8,000-square-foot building for the purpose of four additional dwelling units at 59 South Main St in the Central Business Performance (CBP) District. (2024-010)
    consent report
  16. **End of Consent Agenda**
  17. Public Hearings
  18. Design Review Applications
  19. Site Plan, Subdivision, Conditional Use Permit, and Amendment Applications
  20. 9A. Richard D. Bartlett & Associates, LLC, on behalf of Jesse E. Murray Revocable Trust 1991 and Helen B. Murray Revocable Trust 1991, requests approvals for a minor subdivision, a conditional use permit for driveway separation and number of driveways, and certain waivers from the Subdivision Regulations for a lot line adjustment between 115 River Rd and 119 River Rd, in the Open Space Residential (RO) District. (2024-084) (PL-MIS-2024-0031, PL-CUP-2025-0080)
    public hearing report
  21. 9B. Ian MacKinnon and Jones & Beach Engineers, Inc., on behalf of Aaron LeClerc and Cara Scala, request approvals for a minor site plan application, a conditional use permit application for disturbance to a wetland buffer to construct a driveway, and certain waivers from the Site Plan Regulations, to construct a detached workshop building for a home-based business and an associated detached single-family dwelling, at Tax Map Lot 411Z 49, unaddressed Shaker Rd, in the Medium Density Residential (RM) District. (2024-074)
    public hearing report
  22. 9C. Michael G. and Eileen M. Gfroerer request approvals for a minor subdivision and certain waivers from the Subdivision Regulations for a lot line adjustment between 12 Tahanto St and 11 Summit St, in the Neighborhood Residential (RN) District. (2024-085)
    public hearing report
  23. 9D. Reardon Property Services, LLC requests approval for a conditional use permit application for disturbance to a wetland buffer, and certain waivers from the Site Plan Regulations, for the new construction of a house at 557 Mountain Rd in the Medium Density Residential (RM) District. (2025-005)
    public hearing report
  24. 9E. Reardon Property Services, LLC requests approval for a conditional use permit application for disturbance to a wetland buffer, and certain waivers from the Site Plan Regulations, for the new construction of a house at 563 Mountain Rd in the Medium Density Residential (RM) District. (2025-007)
    public hearing report
  25. 9F. Sean Landry, on behalf of Sean Landry, R. Shep Melnick, and Joanne Linden, requests an amendment to a minor subdivision application, conditionally approved on June 18, 2024, for waivers from Section 12.04, Section 12.05, Section 12.07, Section 12.08(3), Section 12.08(4), Section 12.08(13), Section 15.02(8) and Section 15.02(9) of the Subdivision Regulations, for a lot line adjustment between 224 and 226 Little Pond Rd in the Open Space Residential (RO) District. (2024-025)
    public hearing report
  26. Other Business
  27. Any other business which may legally come before the Board.
  28. Adjournment
  29. Information
  30. i. Architectural Design Review Committee Meeting Minutes - February 4, 2025
    Information item
  31. ii. Report for February 19, 2025 - Minor Revisions to Approved Site Plans
    Information item
  32. Next regular monthly meeting is Wednesday, March 19, 2025
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