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At the last meeting, the Planning Board discussed potential changes to the Ordinance to permit some form of senior housing in Lyme. The first proposal was to use the Federal HOPA …
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At the last meeting, the Planning Board discussed potential changes to the Ordinance to permit some form of senior housing in Lyme. The first proposal was to use the Federal HOPA …
55 is too young for me Read MoreThe Planning Board is considering changes to the Lyme Zoning Ordinance to permit the development of Senior Housing. I propose to use the existing Planned Development language to permit a broad …
Proposals for Senior Housing Read MoreIn an earlier note, I detailed some of the characteristics that make senior housing attractive. This housing could include a combination of: Clustered homes and apartments with neighbors nearby for …
Can ‘Planned Developments’ Help Lyme’s Housing Problem? Read MoreTwo years ago, the Lyme Planning Board hosted a Senior Housing Forum where community members spoke about their thoughts and hopes for senior housing. The quote below comes from the …
Senior Housing at the Planning Board — Two Years Later Read MoreAt a recent meeting (22 Aug 2019) the Lyme Planning Board discussed a Senior Housing amendment to the Ordinance. I expressed concerns about the draft proposal that had been circulated, …
10 Goals for Senior Housing Read MoreNoah Hodgetts, Assistant Planner for NH Division of Planning publishes a weekly summary of Planning News. It summarizes and links to a handful of stories from around the state each …
Planning News – Great Resource from NH Read MoreMike Kiess from Vital Communities has sent out a request for responses to a short survey set up by the VT Department of Housing and Community Development. The deadline’s short, …
Vital Communities-Zoning for Great Neighborhoods Survey Read MoreThe Current Use law in New Hampshire provides a tax break for certain property owners who choose not to change the “current use” of their property to a higher level …
What’s this thing called “Current Use”? Read MoreI was browsing around the Strong Towns web site, and came upon their criteria for measuring the strength and resilience of a town. They point out that full technical analysis …
Strong Towns “Strength Test” Read MoreOn 2 April 2019, I went to a talk sponsored by New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority in Claremont, NH. The announcement stated: What does it mean to be a “Strong …
Strong Towns – Breaking out of the Housing Trap Read More