Past meetings
October 2026
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Board of Education
FY27 budget for the school district.
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Transportation Policy Advisory Committee
Recommended against the Noyes and Cypress Streets school drop-off ordinance as written; other items tabled after quorum was lost.
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Everett Arena Advisory Committee
Discussed the arena's FY2026 revenue shortfall, FY2027 budget, and refrigeration project; no votes were taken.
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Conservation Commission Tree Subcommittee
Approved September minutes; discussed invasive bittersweet cleanup, Ethan Tapper event, and possible tree removal on Cypress Street.
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Planning Board
Adopted Site Plan Regulation changes on parking and driveways; approved the Hoit Road lot line adjustment and a Sanders Street driveway permit; postponed several projects.
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Traffic Operations Committee
Voted not to recommend Noyes and Cypress streets school drop-off ordinance as written; referred it to City Solicitor for review.
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Conservation Commission Trails Subcommittee
Approved prior meeting minutes; discussed trail maintenance, the West End Farm Trail guide, and hikes.
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Conservation Commission
Recommended Planning Board approval of 52 Locke Rd and 270 Loudon Rd projects; continued 7 Rectory Rd to November 10th.
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Board of Education
Ballot questions, an overview of HB1300, Central Office functions, and the Central Office budget.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Denied a home at 32 Federal Street and a restaurant at 15 Green Street; approved vehicle sales at 261 Sheep Davis Road.
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee
Heard update on automated trash collection pilot, PAYT bag compliance cameras, and food waste collection; approved April 28 minutes.
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Architectural Design Review Committee
Recommended approval of 52 Locke Road micro data center and 7 Rectory Road mail center; continued 270 Loudon Road multifamily building.
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Board of Education
Middle School traffic pattern, FY27 budget update, tax rate, and Policy 500 Open Enrollment vote.
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Heritage Commission
Agreed to send demolition delay ordinance amendments to City Council; named Althea Barton to the Master Plan advisory committee.
September 2026
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Trustees of Trust Funds
Approved FY2026 MS-9 and MS-10 reports, including $2,995,000 Highway Reserve transfer for CIP projects.
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Rules Committee
Agreed to a five-year limit for filing ethics complaints and forwarded confidentiality of complaints to Council.
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Ad-Hoc City Manager Search Committee
Approved a request for proposals to hire a private firm to recruit the next City Manager.
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Transportation Policy Advisory Committee
Nominated Craig Tufts and Ian McGregor to Planning Board's Master Plan Advisory Subcommittee; discussed sidewalks and Loudon Road.
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Community Development Advisory Committee
Recommended up to $200,000 for Boys & Girls Club playground and $750,000 for Families in Transition housing; approved Horseshoe Pond Place loan extension.
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Economic Development Advisory Committee
Reported C-PACER adoption recommendation and proposed transportation and recreation impact fee increases.
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Conservation Commission Tree Subcommittee
Approved the August minutes, continued the Bob Pollock tour policy item to October, and decided a planned Bow brewery event should be considered for another date.
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Committee for Concord's Plan to End Homelessness
Approved June 23 minutes; discussed hot-weather cooling sites, Master Plan housing input, and cut bus lines.
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Fiscal Policy Advisory Committee
Recommended city-wide adoption of the C-PACER program and accepted ambulance billing reports.
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Golf Course Advisory Committee
Approved prior meeting minutes; heard updates on clubhouse construction, pro shop revenue, and course work.
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Planning Board
Continued seven applications, including 270 Loudon Road, to October 21; adopted new parking, loading, and driveway rules.
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Traffic Operations Committee
Recommended City Council fund consistent school zone signage through an upcoming CIP; no action on Sewalls Falls Road crossing request.
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice & Belonging Committee
Discussed a request for trash cans at Keach Park and the carry-in, carry-out sign; recommended a concrete process for issues brought to the committee.
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City Council
Approved Church Street and Columbus Avenue parking ordinances and a $23,100 police grant; set Memorial Field Master Plan for October hearing.
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Conservation Commission Trails Subcommittee
Voted unanimously not to discontinue the Marsh Loop trail; decided not to label three trails as mountain bike trails.
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Conservation Commission
Continued the hearing on discontinuing part of the West End Farm Trail at 74 Currier Rd to October 14, 2026.
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Heritage Commission
Recommended proposed amendments to Code of Ordinances Article 26-9, Demolition Review, for City Council consideration; approved Master Plan Subcommittee memorandum.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Approved a four-unit conversion at 5 Ormond Street and a garage apartment at 6 Woodman Street; denied RV storage at 23 Lyndon Street.
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Board of Education
Approved up to $90,000 to buy bleachers for Memorial Field, plus a committee to study district revenue.
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Architectural Design Review Committee
Recommended Planning Board approval of nine sign applications, including 30 Manchester Street's master sign plan with conditions.
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Ad-Hoc Impact Fee Review Committee
Agreed to repeal a blanket transportation impact fee waiver and to adjust transportation and recreation impact fees.
August 2026
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Board of Assessors
Granted tax abatement requests for Unitil and Public Service Co. of NH properties.
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Energy & Environment Advisory Committee
Reviewed and edited the first goal of the 2019 Draft Strategic Action Plan; review to continue at future meetings.
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Economic Development Advisory Committee
Recommended City Council adopt zoning changes on parking, nonconforming structures, flood maps, street lists, and building codes.
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Conservation Commission Tree Subcommittee
Approved prior minutes; Bob Pollock tour policy and October 24th Ethan Tapper event left on agenda for next meeting.
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Public Safety Board
Recommended adding public safety analysis to the City Master Plan; tabled a proposed extreme heat cooling center plan.
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Planning Board
Approved a 41,000-square-foot Dartmouth Hitchcock addition at 251-253 Pleasant Street with conditions; continued the Steeplegate redevelopment to October 21.
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Heritage Commission
Endorsed master plan recommendations unanimously; approved June 17 minutes and deferred sign program discussion.
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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice & Belonging Committee
Recommended that Parks and Rec clarify and make transparent its park fee waiver process.
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Conservation Commission Trails Subcommittee
Recommended not discontinuing West End Farm trail near 76 Currier Road, and investigating fencing instead.
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Conservation Commission
Recommended not discontinuing West End Farm trail near 76 Currier Road, and investigating fencing instead.
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City Council
Motion to table the social district ordinance until more information is received failed for lack of a second.
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Heritage Commission
Approved demolition of 713+/- square foot shed at 105 Garvins Falls Road; July minutes approval continued to September.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Approved variances for a duplex at 3 Merrimack St., a duplex at 30 Penacook St., and a home at 374 S Main St.
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Architectural Design Review Committee
Recommended approval of 251 Pleasant Street clinic rooftop screening and phase one work, plus sign applications on Main, Loudon, South, and Pleasant streets.
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Board of Education
Sent Dewey School property sale question to November ballot; Curtisville Road sale question failed.
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