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The Zoning Board of Adjustment met on April 14, 2026, at 7:00 pm. The board approved the minutes from the March 10, 2026 meeting. New business included a motion for rehearing of variance application Z26-03-01, filed by Christy Pearce. The board undertook re-organization, electing a board chair and vice chair. The next meeting is scheduled for May 12, 2026, before the meeting adjourned. Source: https://www.enfieldnh.gov/media/24031
The Enfield Planning Board met March 25, 2026. Board members indicated a joint meeting with the Select Board is scheduled for April 20, 2026. The Board discussed a Site Plan Review associated with a NH HOP Grant. Conceptual review was listed for Adam Grounds regarding Woodbury Farm. The next regular Planning Board meeting is set for April 8, 2026. The agenda listed reports from Erik Russell, Rob Taylor, and David Fracht. Source: https://www.enfieldnh.gov/media/23816
The Planning Board met on February 25, 2026, at 6:30 pm at the Public Works Facility. No hearings, concepts, or public comments were conducted. The Board reviewed minutes from February 11, 2026, for approval. The Select Board report was presented by Erik Russell, and the Land Use & Community Development report was given by Rob Taylor. David Fracht provided a legislative update. Old business included preparations for Zoning Ordinance voting at the upcoming Town Meeting. The next scheduled meeting is March 11, 2026, before the session adjourned. No votes, budget items, or appointments were recorded in the minutes. Source: https://www.enfieldnh.gov/media/23391
The Committee approved December 2025 minutes unanimously. Regarding New Hampshire House Bill 1002 on removing solar exemptions, members moved unanimously to draft a letter to the Selectboard officially opposing the legislation; Val will prepare the letter. The 2026 Committee Budget is set at $1,000. Members reported on a regional collaboration meeting, noting potential opportunities like Window Dressers and e-bike charging stations. Cathy and Val will pursue information on e-bike charging for Lakeside Park, and Val will review CENH materials on local energy resources. For Community Power, the committee will wait until February or March to promote the Enfield Local Rate. Cathy and Jo-Ellen will collect energy usage data. Val will promote the Earth Week Open House on the Town Newsletter, and Kim will contact Solar Gardens about community participation. Doug Cogan from CENH will attend the next meeting. Source: https://www.enfieldnh.gov/media/23356
The Enfield Energy Committee approved December 9, 2025 minutes unanimously. Regarding NH 2026 House Bill 1002, the committee unanimously approved Jo-Ellen's motion to draft a letter to the Selectboard officially opposing the removal of solar exemptions; Val will prepare this letter. The 2026 Energy Committee Budget is set at $1,000. Action items include Cathy pursuing information on an ebike charging station for Lakeside Park Pavilion with Bill Sterns. Val will review a CENH flyer on local energy resources and promote the Earth Week Open House in the Town Newsletter; Cathy will ask about a town Facebook page. Kim will contact Solar Gardens Community Solar about participation and discussed Community Power rate-setting from December 18, 2025. The group will wait until February or March to state the Enfield Local Rate on the listserv. Doug Cogan from CENH will attend the next meeting. Source: https://www.enfieldnh.gov/media/24216