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Monday, October 26, 2026 Dunbarton, New Hampshire · Change town
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Planning Board approves four zoning amendments and two regulatory updates.

Planning Board approves four zoning amendments and readies flood hazard updates. Chair Chuck Frost and members Ken Swayze, Ken Koerber, and ex-officio Mike Kaminski unanimously approved Amendment #1 updating Accessory Dwelling Unit language; Amendment #2 reducing animal housing setback from 100

Planning Board · Meeting of January 21, 2026

NH DUNBARTON — Planning Board approves four zoning amendments and readies flood hazard updates. Chair Chuck Frost and members Ken Swayze, Ken Koerber, and ex-officio Mike Kaminski unanimously approved Amendment #1 updating Accessory Dwelling Unit language; Amendment #2 reducing animal housing setback from 100 feet to 50 feet in residential settings; Amendment #3 converting Riding Academy or Commercial Stable to Permitted by Right; and Amendment #4 replacing the town's 1966 Sign Ordinance with newly drafted regulations, including Kaminski-requested language prohibiting signage placement on telephone poles. The board voted unanimously to bring Subdivision Regulations Section V and Site Plan Review Regulations F to a February public hearing to comply with mandatory FEMA flood hazard language required by March deadline.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of January 21, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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