The Select Board addressed both new and old business on September 16, 2026. New items included approval of minutes from the 9/2 meeting, a Winter Operations MOU for Corcoran Pond, town dock repairs, and Conservation/CPC appointments. The Board accepted a Highway Safety Grant and addressed CRF payment requests and Veteran’s Memorial updates. Regarding old business, the Wastewater Treatment Project received updates: the 60% engineering design is due in December, preliminary construction estimates were discussed, and funding updates were provided by Black & Veatch as of 9/14. Boulder Path road projects remain on schedule with an October construction completion date expected. The Board also reviewed an MSW engineering services proposal from Tighe & Bond. Upcoming meetings were scheduled, including a special Planning Board meeting on 9/28/26 and a select Board Strategic Session on 9/23/26. No specific vote tallies or dollar amounts were recorded in this agenda.
Source: https://www.watervillevalleynh.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif1401/f/agendas/sb_agenda_091626.pdf
No decisions or votes were recorded during the September 10, 2026 Waterville Valley Planning Board meeting. The agenda included an open public meeting to discuss the proposed Landscape amendment to the Site Plan Regulations and an open public hearing for the Jerauld Adams Subdivision Application. During the subdivision hearing, the Board was scheduled to determine the application's completeness, vote on two requested waivers, and vote to accept or reject the application. Discussions were also planned regarding Tyrell Development's requests to resize parking spots and operate a food truck at the BBTS parking lot. Reports from the Code Enforcement Officer, Architecture Committee, Select Board, and Conservation Commission were listed, along with correspondence and a calendar review.
Source: https://www.watervillevalleynh.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif1401/f/agendas/pb_agenda_9.10.26_1.pdf
The Landscaping Subcommittee held a public hearing on September 3, 2026, regarding proposed Landscape Site Plan Regulations. Attendees included Bill Spence, Alan Berko, Katherine Brennan, Dan Bancroft, and public member Paul Ricotta. Public comments showed support for the draft but raised concerns that the regulations might discourage future development. No specific dollar amounts or budget items were discussed. The subcommittee did not make final decisions or appointments, serving only in an advisory capacity. A motion was made by Dan Bancroft and seconded by Bill Spence, passing unanimously. The next concrete step involves reviewing the public input and continuing discussion of the proposed regulations at the September 10 meeting. The meeting adjourned at 6:07 p.m. EST.
Source: https://www.watervillevalleynh.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif1401/f/minutes/landscaping_subcommittee_minutes_9.3.26.pdf
The Select Board reviewed four items requiring signatures: a Corcoran Pond Winter Operations MOU, a tax payment plan for 3 Chippeawa Way, an agreement for Forest Knoll Way LLC, and election hours correction. The Wastewater Treatment Plant project has an engineering update due in December, with funding provided by Black & Veatch on 8/19/26. Boulder Path road projects are on schedule with construction expected completion October 9 and binder laid September 8. The Board scheduled future meetings: Select Board for 9/16/26 at 2:00 PM; a Planning Board public hearing on 9/3/26 at 6:00 PM; a Budget Advisory Committee meeting on 10/4/26 at 9:30 AM; a Strategic Session on 9/23/26; and a WWTP information session on 10/9/26 at 6:00 PM.
Source: https://www.watervillevalleynh.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif1401/f/agendas/sb_agenda_090226.pdf
The Veterans Memorial Committee refined its funding and site-approval strategy, choosing to pursue funding outside the Capital Improvement Program. Members proposed an initial design featuring a stone, flagpole, and benches. Select Board approval is required for both the location and funding. The estimated monument cost is $4,000–$6,000. The committee will gather additional monument options, pricing, site measurements, and Public Works input. They will also continue researching memorials in other communities. The committee plans to seek Select Board feedback on a proposed revolving fund and project recommendations. They will review this feedback, design options, and a potential budget at the next meeting. The meeting was called to order by Dave Noyes and adjourned at 10:49 am.
Source: https://www.watervillevalleynh.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif1401/f/minutes/veterans_memorial_park_8.31.26_minutes.pdf