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Raising awareness about long-term infrastructure planning
The Plainfield Planning Board spent the May 18 meeting updating the Transportation chapter of the town's Master Plan. These updates shape how our roads and transit are managed for years to come. Stay informed on how our... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/plainfield/planning-board/2026-05-18/ #MeetingWatch #PlainfieldNH
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Reporting on specific site plan review outcomes
At the May 18 Planning Board meeting, Hall Apiaries, LLC received feedback on their site plan for 360 Route 12A. The Board requested the applicant avoid removing landscaping trees to accommodate a new sign. Small changes... https://meetingwatch.org/nh/plainfield/planning-board/2026-05-18/ #MeetingWatch #PlainfieldNH
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What is happening with Plainfield's transportation planning? The Planning Board dedicated a significant portion of their May 18 meeting to updating the Transportation chapter of the town's Master Plan. 🧵 #MeetingWatch #PlainfieldNH
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The Master Plan is the blueprint for our community's future. During the work session, the Board focused on specific edits and questions regarding how we move through town. These decisions impact every resident.
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The Board has completed this work session and is forwarding edits to the RPC. Because these updates guide long-term infrastructure and road usage, residents should stay engaged with the Master Plan process as it moves forward. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/plainfield/planning-board/2026-05-18/
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The Plainfield Planning Board held a meeting on May 18 that touched on two key areas: local business development and long-term town planning. First, the Board reviewed a site plan for Hall Apiaries, LLC at 360 Route 12A. The proposal involves using a portion of the BART warehouse for honey-bee product processing and a small retail shop. The Board's primary feedback was to request that the applicant avoid removing existing landscaping trees when installing their new sign. More significantly, the Board held a work session dedicated to updating the Transportation chapter of the town's Master Plan. While this was a work session, the results of these updates will have a high impact on all residents, as the Master Plan dictates how transportation and infrastructure are managed in our community for years to come. The Board is now moving these edits forward to the Regional Planning Commission (RPC). https://meetingwatch.org/nh/plainfield/planning-board/2026-05-18/ #MeetingWatch #PlainfieldNH