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Issues · New London, NH

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Ongoing debates and upcoming votes in New London, summarized from the public meetings where they were discussed.

8
Active issues
1
Resolved
Active
Dispatch Center Study Consultant Selection
Selection of consultant for $29,600+ dispatch study affects emergency response capabilities and raises questions on cost, benchmarking, and bias.
4 meetings dispatchRFPADCOMstudy
Active
DPW Public Works Facility Project
Major $8-9 million capital project for DPW expansion with decisions on site integration of police station affecting taxpayers and future land use.
2 meetings dpwpublic worksfacilitypolice station
Active
Hilltop Place Address Renumbering
E911 compliance renumbering raises resident concerns on timeline, costs to condo associations, legal basis, and project priority.
1 meeting hilltopaddressE911renumbering
Active
Beach Parking and Use Ordinance Fee Increases
Significant fine increases from $25 to $100 for beach parking and permits directly affect resident and visitor access to municipal beaches.
4 meetings beachparkingfinespermits
Active
Municipal Solar Array Expansion
Plans for solar arrays at Stump Dump and Mountain Road landfill aim to generate $500k revenue over 30 years and meet 2030 renewable goals.
3 meetings solararraystump dump
Active
Kearsarge Community Common Zoning Appeal
High-stakes legal battle over grandfathered commercial status of 244-acre former camp property determines viability of multi-generational recreational hub.
1 meeting kcczoningcamp wobbaso
Active
King Hill Road Cluster Subdivision
Eight-lot cluster subdivision on 40-acre parcel involves density, preservation of natural features, and common land use decisions.
1 meeting subdivisionKing Hilldensityzoning
Active
Pocket Park Project
Proposed downtown pocket park raises questions on maintenance, fundraising, drainage, parking impacts, and alignment with pedestrian priorities.
4 meetings pocket parkMain Street
Active
Resolved
Settled issues, kept as a historical record.
Otter Pond Beach Access Steps Variance
Variance allows four infiltration steps instead of single pathway to reduce erosion at Otter Pond beach.
Resolved 2026-06-16