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Infrastructure being outpaced by development
At the June 3 Planning Board meeting, officials approved a modification for Village on Technology Hill, allowing residents to move into buildings before required roadway improvements are finished. This decision was split... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/londonderry/planning-board/2026-06-03/ #MeetingWatch #LondonderryNH
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Environmental safety and resident health
The Londonderry Planning Board has accepted the site plan for a 60-unit development at -2 Rockingham Road. The site is a former metals recycling plant with known arsenic, benzene, and MTBE contamination. The project now... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/londonderry/planning-board/2026-06-03/ #MeetingWatch #LondonderryNH
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Prioritizing development over infrastructure readiness
Is Londonderry ready for more density? At the June 3 meeting, the Planning Board approved occupancy at Technology Hill despite incomplete roadwork, even as members voiced concerns about whether development is outpacing our infrastructure... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/londonderry/planning-board/2026-06-03/ #MeetingWatch
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Development vs. Infrastructure: A look at the June 3 Londonderry Planning Board meeting and why the decisions made there should concern every resident. 🧵 #MeetingWatch #LondonderryNH
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First: The Board approved a request for Village on Technology Hill to allow occupancy of two buildings before off-site roadway improvements are complete. The vote was not unanimous; some members warned we are failing to handle 'ins and outs' before adding more traffic.
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Second: A 60-unit residential project at -2 Rockingham Road was accepted as complete. This former metals recycling site has documented soil and groundwater contamination (arsenic, benzene, VOCs). The Board discussed the safety of future residents and children.
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The pattern is emerging: Projects are moving forward while questions about traffic safety and environmental contamination remain central to the discussion. We will continue to track these applications as they proceed. #Londonderry #LocalGov https://meetingwatch.org/nh/londonderry/planning-board/2026-06-03/
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At the June 3 Planning Board meeting, two major decisions highlighted a growing tension between rapid development and community safety in Londonderry. First, the Board approved a modification for the Village on Technology Hill project. This decision allows residents to occupy two buildings before the required off-site roadway improvements are actually finished. While the Board added a condition that no further buildings can be occupied until the roadwork is done, the vote was split. At least one member expressed serious concern that approving these types of modifications contributes to our ongoing, unresolved traffic issues. Second, the Board accepted the site plan application for a new 60-unit residential development at -2 Rockingham Road. This is a former metals recycling site with known environmental contaminants, including arsenic, benzene, and MTBE. During the meeting, Board members—including a state chairman of the Water Council—raised significant questions about the adequacy of the soil and groundwater management plans and the long-term safety of future residents and children living near the site. As these projects move into the next stages of the planning process, the questions regarding infrastructure readiness and environmental oversight remain unanswered. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/londonderry/planning-board/2026-06-03/ #MeetingWatch #LondonderryNH