Nottingham Zoning Decisions: June 2026

In June 2026, Nottingham held 4 public meetings covering zoning matters. 5 zoning decisions had a recorded outcome this month: 3 approved (100% approval rate), 2 deferred. Activity was down 7% compared to May (192 activity items across 5 meetings).

Zoning Decisions This Month

Site Plan Review for Precision Cut Lumber LLC poultry expansion at 123 Old Turnpike Road

Deferred.

Application to construct two 56-by-100-foot chicken houses to expand poultry/egg business on a 31-acre parcel (tax map 4, lot 1-1). Phase two hatchery removed from plan. Board had previously voted for a third-party technical review at applicant's expense; applicant (Wade Hall) refused, proposing USDA NRCS BMP process instead. Board declined to rescind or substantially modify the review. Continued to July 8th to allow the third-party review to be completed.

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Two-lot subdivision at 60 Ledge Farm Road (LaGrange)

Deferred.

Application by Peter Landry on behalf of Daniel F. LaGrange to divide an 8.9-acre parcel (tax map 58, lot 6) into two lots: one ~2.5-acre lot with existing 1880 farmhouse and barn, and a 6.5-acre wooded lot. New lot has 200 feet frontage on Ledge Farm Road (a scenic road). Application accepted as complete and deemed not a development of regional impact. Continued to July 22nd pending Conservation Commission review of scenic road driveway.

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Building permit fee revisions per consultant Dale

Approved.

Board agreed to adopt building permit fee recommendations from Dale: increase solar to $75 (inclusive), add a fence fee, and set building permits at $0.30 per square foot; residential plumbing/electrical/mechanical/LP/solar at $50. Land use board fees deferred as they normally go before the planning board.

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Public hearing scheduled on temporary moratorium ordinance on data centers

Approved.

Board voted to hold a public hearing July 1st at 7 p.m. on a proposed 12-month temporary moratorium ordinance on data centers, reviewed by town counsel. The ordinance would stand on its own (not a zoning amendment) until voted at a special town meeting, adopting the data center definition from a tabled state bill (SB). Once legally noticed, zoning freezes on any data center application. Requires simple majority at special town meeting to pass.

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Test pit waiver for lot 6 (LaGrange subdivision)

Approved.

Waiver to allow one test pit in the 4K area on lot 6 in lieu of the town-preferred two test pits, supported by ledge probes showing deep soil. Granted.

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Top Keywords This Month

• zoning: 38 instances
• commercial: 34 instances
• industrial: 13 instances
• subdivision: 12 instances
• variance: 8 instances

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