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Government · Agendas &

Planning Board moves to revise subdivision regulations

Stratham Planning Board discusses subdivision-regulation revisions with April 1 hearing scheduled. Director of Planning and Building Vanessa Price presented amendments addressing fire protection standards, open space cluster subdivisions, performance and maintenance guarantees, and road

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Stratham Recreation Commission approves field use requests

Stratham Recreation Commission approves field use requests for spring sports teams. The commission unanimously approved requests from Exeter Junior Baseball and Softball League, Exeter Youth Soccer Association, and Athlete Factory LLC for municipal field use April through August. Parks and

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Recreation Commission approves field use, budgets teen programming

Stratham Recreation Commission approves field use requests for three youth sports groups. Jessie Hook moved to approve access to municipal fields for Exeter Junior Baseball and Softball League, Exeter Youth Soccer Association, and Athlete Factory LLC, with Allison Knab seconding; all members voted

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Stratham Appoints Knab as Select Board Chair

Stratham Select Board appoints Allison Knab as Chair in potential historic first. Knab, citing seven years on the Board and 18 years of volunteer service in Stratham, addressed concerns from Members Joe Anderson and Tedd Tramaloni about her availability due to work commitments in Concord; she

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Planning Board recommends bond release, continues development review

The Stratham Planning Board unanimously continued a mixed-use development application and recommended release of a performance bond. The board continued the Packer Brook Holdings application to April 1 for third-party engineering review; the project would construct a 6,110 square foot office and

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Conservation Commission backs environmental study of Town Landing

Stratham Conservation Commission endorses Town Landing environmental study. Resident Kyle Hollasch presented concerns about litter, wooden waste, and ecosystem damage at the waterfront landing and informed the commission of available grants through PREPAA (Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership).

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Select Board maintains community power participation despite rising rates

Stratham Select Board maintains course on Community Power despite rising rates. At its February 17 meeting, the Board decided to hold steady with the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire rather than pursue withdrawal, despite Energy Commission concerns about rising electricity costs. Energy

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Stratham Hill Park Committee plans trail repairs, kiosk installations

Stratham Hill Park Trail Management Advisory Committee approves 2026 work plan. The eight-member committee approved spring and summer projects including signage installation on private properties, root system repair, bridge renovations, and installation of three public kiosks at the school, Scammen

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Trail Management Committee defers ordinance push pending board alignment

Trail Management Committee finalizes spring 2026 work plan, defers ordinance update push. The committee on February 11 finalized projects including signage installation, root-system coverage, trail re-routing, bridge repairs, and three new information kiosks. Members deferred resubmitting their

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Trail committee outlines spring repairs and improvements

Stratham trail committee outlines spring work plan, seeks ordinance support. The Trail Management Advisory Committee, with eight members present, outlined maintenance and repairs for spring and summer 2026, including bridge repairs, three new information kiosks, and relocation of an EcoCounter

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