The Nashua Planning Board held a regular meeting on February 6, 2026, at 7:00 PM (the meeting was called to order on February 5 but the official record date is February 6). The board considered four applications: a three-lot subdivision at 16 East Glenwood Street, a 50-unit affordable housing project at 60 Crown Street, a nine-unit apartment conversion at 44 Franklin Street, and a two-lot subdivision at 72 Linwood Street. All were approved with conditions. The annual business meeting followed, re-electing officers and appointing a new secretary.
Note on Meeting Date: The transcript indicates the meeting was called to order on February 5, 2026, but the official recorded date is February 6, 2026, as provided in the metadata.
Good evening, everyone. Uh, I'd like to call to order the February 5th, 2026 meeting of the City of Nashua Planning Board. Um first item on the agenda is roll call. Um right, uh Mr. Bollinger. Here uh Adam Barley. Here Maggie Harper Dan Hudson here, Larry Hirsch, here Cameron Green here, Alderman Patricia Clee. Here, Benjamin Zoller. We have six people and that would be a quorum. All right, thank you, Scott. Uh next item on the agenda, approval minutes from the January 8th, 2026 uh planning board meeting. Is any member of the board had an opportunity to review those minutes and is willing to make a recommendation regarding their acceptance or acceptance with amendment? Alderman Clee. Uh yes, I'd like to make that recommendation for acceptance of the minutes. All right, thank you. Uh motion by Alderman Clee. Is there a second? Second by Mr. Green. Any further discussion? All those in favor? I uh and chair would like to abstain, please. But uh motion passes. Uh next item on the agenda communications. Um we had any um late late communications come in since the uh packets were were sent out. Yes, Mr. Chair, we had uh updated uh landscape plan to the uh 60 crown tree project, and we also had an updated staff report uh as of today for the uh Glenwood cases. East Glenwood and Linton Street case. All right. Thank you, Connor. If uh any members of the board had uh already downloaded materials, um the uh latest hyperlinks uh on the agenda should be should be current. So all right. Next item on the agenda, report of chair, committee, and liaison. Uh see Ms. Harper's not here this evening. Um I do not have anything to add at the moment. Um before we head into our regular cases, um would just like to read the plating board procedure um for the record. The procedure of the meeting is as follows. After the legal notice of each conditional, special use permit, site plan or subdivision plan is read by the chair. The board will determine if that application is complete and ready for the board to take jurisdiction. The public hearing will begin at which time the applicant or representative will be given time to present an overview and description of their project. The applicant shall speak to whether or not they agree with recommended staff stipulations. The board will then have an opportunity to ask questions of the applicant or staff. The chair will then ask for testimony from the audience. First, anyone wishing to speak in opposition or with concern to the plan may speak. Please come forward to the microphone, state your name and address for the record. This would be the time to ask questions you may have regarding the plan. Next testimony will come from anyone wishing to speak in favor of the plan. The applicant will then be allowed a rebuttal period at which time they shall speak to any issues or concerns raised by prior public testimony. After this is completed, the public hearing will end and the board will resume the public meeting, at which time the board will deliberate and vote on the application before us.