Walpole New Hampshire
Planning Board Online
WHAT'S NEW
THE RESULTS OF OUR SURVEY ARE IN
Our thanks to the more than 275 people who responded to the board’s recent survey about future land use in Walpole. You can see the final results by clicking here. If you’d like to comment on the results or voice your views about future land use in our town, please click
The preferences you have expressed will be used by the board to create a proposed list of goals and objectives for future land use in our town. Public meetings will be held in the future to discuss these goals and objectives. Meanwhile, please give us your comments and interpretations of the survey’s results. To do so, you can click the “Citizen Input” tab below and then click “Your ideas and suggestions.”
Assist the Planning Board in the 2007 Master Plan Update by participating online!
Scroll through the headings to learn about Walpole's Planning Board and post your suggestions to help guide the update of the Land Use section of the Master Plan under "Citizen Input/Comments". Watch for public meetings and review agenda items for the work sessions held on the 4th Tuesday of every month at 7 pm in the Town Hall devoted to the 2007 update.
What would you like to see in Walpole's future?
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WELCOME TO THE
WALPOLE PLANNING BOARD ONLINE
Walpole’s planning board reviews proposals for residential subdivisions, commercial and industrial building projects, individual lot-line adjustments, and requests for special exceptions to zoning limitations. The board also proposes or reviews suggested changes to Walpole’s zoning ordinances that are to be voted upon by the town. In addition, the board guides Walpole’s ongoing discussion of zoning and land use and periodically reviews and updates the town’s master plan.
On this site, you’ll find:
– the agenda of our next meeting and minutes from past meetings;
– Walpole’s zoning and land-use ordinances and any proposals for changes to them;
– how to bring proposals and other business to the board;
– the town’s zoning and site plan review regulations;
– Walpole’s master plan;
– links to other key Walpole websites.
You also can take part in the town’s ongoing discussion about Walpole’s future by clicking the “Citizen Input” button above.
The public is welcome and
encouraged to attend.
Walpole was granted in 1736 as No.3, chartered in 1752 and was named in honor of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford. The town includes the villages of Walpole, North Walpole and Drewsville. Walpole is a rural agricultural town with numerous working farms, accredited primary schools, and a small but active business district.
There are several restaurants, and recreational facilities are available.
THIS WEBSITE WAS CREATED BY HARRY BERNARD AT LETHARRYDOIT.COM