Selectmen backed the Cobbler Shop relocation and approved $132,104 in spending. Chairman Jeremy Letendre and Selectman Carrianne Wood supported the Heritage Commission's preservation initiative, agreeing to provide a letter of town backing, with Selectman Matthew Stolnis absent.
The Chichester Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to fund a $16,500 abutment repair project at Thunder Bridge, a National Register historic structure, using Chichester Historical Society trust funds rather than municipal budget.
Chichester Selectmen approved accounts payable and addressed pest-control and structural issues at the municipal library. Health Officer Sophia Johnson reported that rodents had damaged wiring in the building. The Board agreed to seek consolidated pest-control pricing and investigate
Chichester Planning Board unanimously approved a 15-acre residential subdivision on Dover Road and conditionally approved a gunsmith home occupation permit. The Dover Road project by 12 Dover Road LLC and Haron Corp, represented by Jon Rokeh of Rokeh Consulting, creates Lot 148-2 with a common
Chichester Select Board approved payroll and announced a Fire Chief Hiring Committee. The Board unanimously approved $73,093.64 in accounts payable and payroll for late September and early October and also unanimously approved a Notice of Intent to Cut for Map 3, Lot 24. Chairman Jeremy Letendre
Chichester selectmen unanimously approved $486,274.21 in accounts payable for September 22, including a $400,000 school payment. The board implemented a Criminal History Disclosure policy developed with the town attorney to ensure compliance with applicable laws and evaluate whether criminal