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May Minutes 2026

The Alexandria Planning Board approved April 15, 2026 minutes unanimously. The subdivision application for Rachel Sinapi on Bog Road was approved for recreational use only. Board members upheld that no new lots will be created, keeping boundary lines unchanged, and the property will host four campsites with a septic system sized per site. No budget figures or dollar amounts were discussed. The public hearing regarding the subdivision was closed following the approval. Conservation Commission reported building seven bluebird houses with 17 community participants. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. Source: http://alexandrianh.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/05-26-Meeting-Minutes.pdf

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ALEXANDRIA PLANNING BOARD 
 
 
47 Washburn Road 
 
Phone 603-744-8986 
Alexandria, NH  03222 
 
Fax 603-744-9461 
 
 
 
MEETING MINUTES 
Wednesday, May 20, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. 
 
CALL TO ORDER 
Chairman Alyssa Dunn called the meeting to order at 6:02 pm. Also present were members Harold 
Platts, Doug Sirotnak, Brian Reed, Bryan Richardson,  Selectmen’s Representative Brian Lewis and 
Alternate Danielle Reed.  A quorum was present.  Also present was Mario Focareto. 
 
MINUTES 
April 15, 2026 
Brian R. made a motion to accept the minutes as written; Harold seconded. All were in favor; none 
opposed. 
 
NEW BUSINESS  
PUBLIC HEARING FOR A SUBDIVISION APPLICATION FOR RACHEL SINAPI ON BOG ROAD, TAX MAP #418, 
LOT #54 (CONT’D) 
The public hearing was continued from the April 15, 2026 Planning Board meeting.  The public hearing 
was opened.  Mario went through the subdivision for Board members who were absent at last month’s 
meeting.  No abutters were present.  Mario reiterated there will be 4 campsites on the 8 acres of land.  
The plans won’t be recorded with the Grafton County Registry of Deeds due to the fact that no boundary 
lines will be changed and no new lots created.  There will be a septic on site.  An application has been 
submitted to DES regarding the wetlands crossing.  Discussion ensued about the driveway into the 
property, which will service 4 campsites.  Discussion ensued regarding maybe adding a restriction that 
limits the length of stay to meet the housing/dwelling issue in that there will be 4 housing/dwellings 
serviced off the one driveway.  Mario indicated the driveway almost meets the Town requirement for a 
road.  Mario added that the septic would need to be sized per site and not per bedroom.  Danielle added 
that she believes the property owner will need to file with the State as a campground.  Brian R. made a 
motion to approve the subdivision on the condition it is used for recreational purposes only; Alyssa 
seconded.  All were in favor; none opposed.  The public hearing was closed.  
 
COMMITTEE REPORTS 
CONSERVATION COMMISSION 
Doug reported that Conservation Commission built 7 bluebird houses to demonstrate to others how to 
build one.  17 people showed up to build the birdhouses with the Conservation Commission.  There was 
a trash pick up event and a walk around at Morrison property event planned, but both were rained out. 
 
ADJOURNMENT 
Brian R. made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 6:45 pm; Bryan seconded.  The next Planning Board 
meeting will be held Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 6:00 pm. 
 
Respectfully submitted, Melanie Marzola, Planning Board Clerk