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Newmarket Town Council Meeting - 15 July 2026
Published: Jul 15, 2026
New Wayfinding Project Launched; Parking Recommendations Developed
The town is undertaking a wayfinding and signage project, with contractors kicking off presentations to the Public Transportation Advisory Committee. The project aims to improve visual navigation for visitors. The committee also finalized recommendations regarding parking, prompted by previous discussions with the police chief about parking and enforcement issues. The committee reviewed proposals from potential paid parking vendors and recommended preliminary steps before considering paid on-street parking provisions. A workshop is suggested for a deeper conversation on these parking recommendations.
New Heritage Commission Proposed; Public Hearing Scheduled
An ordinance establishing a Heritage Commission pursuant to RSA 674-674 is being considered. A public hearing is scheduled for the next meeting to discuss the potential commission.
New Market Town Council Reviews Mid-Year Financial Reports Showing $44.1 Million Revenue
The Town Council discussed the financial reports, noting a revenue status of $44.1 million for the general fund and recreation and waste funds. Expenditures for the general fund and recreation are at $17.9 million, representing 5% of the revised 19919 budget. The report indicates a $39,000 increase from the previous year. The council also reviewed departmental reports, acknowledging the departments' good performance.
14 Elm Street Design Review Receives Neighbor Feedback; Master Plan Vote Postponed
The Funding Board reviewed the 14 Elm Street design, located at the corner of Elm, Nichols, and Washington. This project, situated on a large lot, received non-binding feedback from neighbors and abutters. The current design requires three special use permits for road width, unit density, and building type. Neighboring concerns focused on parking, traffic, visibility, and flooding at the corner of Nicholls and Washington. The master plan vote was postponed to the August 11th meeting to allow residents more time to review the document.
New Market Town Council Approves $160,000 for Lead Water Service Line Replacement with 66% Loan Forgiveness
The Town Council authorized a project budget of $160,000 for the replacement of known galvanized water services, securing 66% loan forgiveness from the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Ferguson Construction was identified as the lowest bidder. This action is part of a broader effort to comply with the new lead and copper rule revision, which requires water systems to plan for lead service line replacement. The funding aims to address approximately 18 services identified in an earlier inventory, with the town seeking to complete these replacements efficiently to avoid further costs and contractor remobilization.
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