The Lee Planning Board meeting on October 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM began with the approval of the draft minutes from September 9, 2026.
Key agenda items included a public hearing request (P2627-05) from the Public Works Director to cut trees on Demeritt Ave., Birch Hill Rd., Cartland Rd., High Rd., Sheep Road, and Stepping Stone Road.
A public hearing (P2627-06) was scheduled to adopt minor changes to the existing 2024 Site Review Regulations, with the proposed 2026 regulations available online and at the Planning & Zoning office.
The Board held a consultation (P2627-07) with Wayne Morrill of Jones & Beach Engineers regarding a potential 50-unit condominium development on Calef Highway (Lee Tax Map #18-03-00, 18-03-100, 18-09-100, 18-09-00, and 18-12-00).
The meeting also included a work session to discuss possible zoning changes and a period for public comment.
Source: https://www.leenh.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif776/f/agendas/10-14-2026agenda.pdf
The Lee Conservation Commission appointed Catherine Fisher as a new full member. They allowed a camp scholarship recipient to report on their experience. The commissioners approved minutes from the August 18, 2026 meeting. The agenda included reviewing the treasurer's report and budget. Members discussed ongoing projects including the Town Lands Conservation Easement Stewardship, Old Mill invasive species work with NRCS, LRP invasive work and the LRAC Grant, and herbicide treatment at the Town Orchard/LRP. They reviewed site walk outcomes for the fence at Wheelwright Pond and discussed a hunting/no hunting list for town properties. Other topics included trails work, easement monitoring updates with DHF, and a ZBA pond request. In new business, the commission met with SELT regarding the Banks Easement proposal, developed a community outreach plan, and established a timeline for the warrant article. The next meeting is scheduled for October 20 at 4:00 pm.
Source: https://www.leenh.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif776/f/agendas/2026.0915_lcc_agenda.pdf
The Select Board meeting agenda includes a request from Public Works Director Steve Bullek to spend $14,388 out of the Town Building Capital Reserve Fund. The Board will discuss several items, including a Town-wide Pet Policy, the Town Office Lease, an ABC Discussion, and a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Update. They will also consider a decision regarding a marker donation for the Robert G. LeBlanc tree at the triangle. Consent Agenda items include accepting a Cemetery Deed. The Board plans to move to enter into Non-Public Sessions under NH RSA 91-A:3 II (a), with roll call votes to be taken both to enter the session and to seal the minutes if necessary. No Old Business is listed. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 14, 2026, at 6:00 pm in the Lee Public Safety Complex.
Source: https://www.leenh.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif776/f/agendas/agd20260914_final_0.pdf
The Lee Planning Board met on September 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The chairperson called the meeting to order. The board considered approval of the draft minutes from August 12, 2026.
Old business included two applications. P2627-02, from Lee Circle Development, proposes a 26,000 sq ft apartment building with associated utilities and a 3,600 sq ft commercial building. It also includes a subdivision application creating a 7.2808-acre parcel for the apartment building. This application is located at 48 Concord Rd and is a possible final hearing. P2627-03, from Martin Ferwerda representing Harvey Mill, LLC, proposes a one-lot subdivision creating a 2.0004-acre building lot from an 11.78-acre parcel at 90 Harvey Mill Road. This is also a possible final hearing.
New business included a consultation with Nick DiBartholomeo of Emanuel Engineering, representing Condor Capital, LLC, regarding commercial development at 85 Calef Highway.
Source: https://www.leenh.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif776/f/agendas/9-9-2026_agenda_.pdf
The Select Board called the meeting to order on August 31, 2026, and held a public comment session. Three appointments were made: Scott Marsh and Paul McKenney from MRI to present final values, and the Strafford Regional Planning Commission (SRPC) to discuss Impact Fees. The Board addressed miscellaneous business with the Town Administrator. No old business was reported, and the meeting was adjourned. This agenda had no decisions, votes, dollar amounts, public hearing outcomes, or concrete next steps listed.
Source: https://www.leenh.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif776/f/agendas/agd20260831_final.pdf