Planning Board

Planning Board approves June minutes, reviews state land use bills affecting local zoning. The Allenstown Planning Board unanimously approved its June 17 meeting minutes and received notice that the town's McDonald's restaurant opened July 15. Board member Michael Frascinella noted the restaurant

Allenstown Planning Board examines two residential-development proposals on Dowst Road and Granite Street. Brady Family LLC presented a conceptual plan to develop four parcels totaling approximately 51 acres on Class VI Dowst Road; under new state law effective July 1, 2026, the site could support

Planning Board guides adaptive reuse study of former middle school building at 10-1 School Street. Samuel Augustus and John Frawley of Today Real Estate presented a non-binding conceptual consultation to convert the 2.49-acre former Armand R. Dupont Middle School into up to 26 apartment units

Allenstown Planning Board reviews state legislative changes affecting land use regulations and zoning. The board received an update on pending New Hampshire bills, with House Bill 1246 identified as likely to require amendments to the town's zoning ordinance. The board was advised of three upcoming

The Allenstown Planning Board unanimously approved a $30 per abutter Abutter Notice Fee to cover board and town costs including postage, printing, materials, and staff time. Chair Michael Juranty and board members Patricia Caruso, Joanna Rusch, Allison Turcotte, and Michael Frascinella voted