Belmont Planning Board rejects contractor yard expansion application as incomplete. The Board unanimously found the Susan Condodemetraky Revocable Trust's application for Site Plan approval at 194 Gilmanton Road, which would expand operations to include towing and temporary storage of repossessed
Belmont Planning Board extended Mountain Lake Village's 18-lot subdivision to August 2026 and approved a site plan amendment allowing Matthew T. Gault to replace two bays with a 50-by-80-foot steel building at 682 Laconia Road. Vice Chairman Ward Peterson and member Mike LeClair drove two of the
Belmont ZBA approves two setback variances, continues towing-yard review. The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved variances for Bonnie Moulton at 12 Leisure Lane for an 8-by-10-foot porch 10.8 feet from the required 50-foot front setback, with a condition that the deck be ADA compliant,
The Belmont Zoning Board approved expansion of a contractor's yard to include vehicle towing operations. The board voted 4-0-1 to grant a special exception allowing the Susan Condodemetraky Revocable Trust to expand towing of motor vehicles on flatbed trucks at 194 Gilmanton Road in the Rural Zone,
Belmont Planning Board unanimously approved two applications. The board green-lighted a new pump station and water storage facility for the Sunray Shores Water District, which will replace an existing structure serving the 100-unit subdivision on Elaine Drive. The district reduced planned storage
Belmont Planning Board approves contractor yard and vehicle detailing site plans with conditions. The board unanimously granted final approval to Bitsie Properties' contractor's yard for excavation equipment storage on Post Office Road, including a conditional use permit, with requirements to
Zoning Board unanimously denies appeal of site plan review requirement for auto repair facility. The property at 14 Wareing Road had operated as AC Auto Sales until owner A. Carista's October 2019 death, with the State of New Hampshire business filing expiring in 2020. Vice Chairman John Froumy's
Belmont Zoning Board approves multiple property variances and extension requests at September meeting. The Board voted unanimously to grant property owner Stephen Carlucci two variances at his Sargent Lake Road property: replacing his deck 29.6 feet closer to public waters than zoning allows and
Belmont Zoning Board approves first commercial solar farm after contentious hearing. The board voted 3-2 on April 23 to grant a variance allowing Revision Energy to install approximately 1,000 photovoltaic panels on six acres in a mixed rural-residential zone on Mile Hill Road. Chairman Peter
Belmont Planning Board meeting fails to achieve quorum. Only three members attended the Thursday evening meeting — Chairman Peter Harris, Michael LeClair, and Kevin Sturgeon — leaving the board unable to conduct official business. Vice Chairman Ward Peterson, Selectmen's Representative Jon Pike,
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