The committee discussed the West Side Sewer Infrastructure Project, specifically the next steps for seeking Town Council approval to utilize existing TIF funds for pipe and associated work. Key topics included preliminary cost allocations for pipeline segments, estimates for river crossings and pump stations, and a review of prior project expenditures and current TIF fund balances. The members explored strategies for future bonding, potential public-private partnerships with local businesses, and the development of a comprehensive presentation for the Town Council that includes project history, financial analysis, and community impact. Additionally, the committee reviewed a potential State Revolving Fund loan for wastewater equipment and finalized the strategy for obtaining written support from affected stakeholders.
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The commission reviewed several invoices related to trail access design and miscellaneous tasks. Discussions focused on ongoing updates for the Clay Pond Stewardship Plan and monitoring, as well as maintenance for the Hooksett Riverwalk Trail, including invasive treatment, boardwalk repairs, and beaver activity management. The commission also reviewed Head's Pond improvement projects such as guardrail options, bench donations, and kiosk construction, and discussed the Natural Resources Inventory, potential property acquisition of the Heaney property, upcoming NHACC conference attendance, and scheduling for future site walks.
Sep 30, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hooksett Zoning Board Of Adjustment Site Walk Minutes
The board conducted a site walk at 1500 Hooksett Road, specifically addressing Map 18, Lot 7, involving representatives from the Planning Board, Code Enforcement, and Brox.
Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Recycling and Transfer Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed current disposal and recycling rates for various materials, including trash, furniture, demolition debris, and recyclables. Old business included the establishment of a new battery storage area to enhance fire safety, the introduction of new staff members, and progress on soliciting construction bids for a new scale house. New business topics included an analysis of changing plastic market demands, specifically the limited value of mixed plastics versus the higher demand for HDPE plastics, progress on the solar project, and communication challenges regarding the facility's Saturday operating schedule.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
