Projects

The Sherwoods received ZBA approval to add a second floor and enlarge the rear deck at 66B Lake Attitash Road, a pre‑existing non‑conforming single‑family lot in the R‑20 district.

A five‑building, 68‑unit residential project that preserves and renovates the historic Currier‑Bagley‑Huntington House at 230 Main Street and adds four new buildings on adjacent parcels.

The Planning Board approved a storefront sign package for Mac Daddies at 36 Main Street on February 9, 2026; a building permit is required before installation.

The Planning Board approved a Special Permit and Site Plan on January 12, 2026 for a new single‑family residence at 6 Lake Attitash Way that includes pervious pavers, drywells for stormwater infiltration, and a recorded conservation restriction on the remainder of the lot.

A single‑family house, detached garage, pervious‑paver driveway, drywells, and a permanent conservation easement are proposed for a ~1‑acre lot at 6 Lake Attitash Way; the Planning Board approved the site plan and special permit on 01/12/2026 and the project is before the Conservation Commission for an Order of Conditions.

Notice of Intent to install a seasonal, bottom-anchored float and aluminum gangway at 4 Pleasant Valley Road on the Merrimack River, including a 4'x4' platform and five floating sections.

Conversion of the upper floors of the Fuller Building at 45 Main Street into four residential units with ground-floor commercial space and an accompanying Preservation Restriction to protect the exterior historic features.

Phase I materials propose a 24' gravel access road system, a 40' retaining wall, a 16×20 barn/office, and tree burial plots on a 2.1268‑acre parcel at 131A Haverhill Road.

Site Plan Review filed to convert the house at 47 Macy Street (19,476 SF lot) from residential to a commercial dog grooming use via an interior remodel and code upgrades.

The Planning Board approved a Special Permit to convert the second floor of the existing garage at 6 Cedar Court into an Accessory Dwelling Unit, with conditions including DPW utility verification and recording the decision.

Massachusetts Electric Company received Planning Board approval on Nov 10, 2025 to install a temporary mobile substation (≈7,110 sq ft yard) at 0 & 14 Mill Street with required wetlands review, screening plantings, and time‑limited conditions.

Small addition and stair reconstruction at a lakefront single‑family property with erosion controls and an Order of Conditions from the Conservation Commission.

Replacement 60‑sf wall sign proposed at 18 South Hunt Road, mounted at the front entrance and illuminated with LEDs.

Aqua Laboratories received Planning Board approval for a non‑illuminated, double‑sided monument sign (43" x 72", 21.5 sq ft) at 8 Industrial Way on November 10, 2025.