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Aug 26, 2026
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Sep 10, 2026
Work is to apply crack sealant.
Aug 17, 2026
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Sep 15, 2026
The Town of Hampton, NH is seeking sealed bids from qualified contractors for a 15-month contract to crush, screen, process, stockpile, and remove earth materials. The work covers earthen and other non-organic materials at the Transfer Station at 11 Hardardt’s Way in Hampton, New Hampshire. Bids are scheduled to be opened at Town Hall on September 15, 2026, at 3:00 p.m., with an optional pre-bid meeting on September 1, 2026.
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Census ID
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170076
Employee FTE
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271
Population
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16,381
Procurement Hell Score
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45 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Hampton
The Board discussed the Housing Opportunity Planning (HOP) grant and regulatory work, including new language for workforce and affordable housing income criteria in subdivision and site plan regulations. The Board also reviewed proposed modifications for Town Center regulations concerning pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, street landscaping, and transit access. Additionally, the Board reviewed draft language for flexible sizing dwelling units, discussed the status of a small grant application, and received various reports from committees regarding housing initiatives, resiliency projects, and historical preservation efforts.
The Board reviewed and acted upon several petitions for zoning relief. Actions included approving specific variance requests for property modifications at Beach Plum Way, Winnacunnet Road, and Elaine Street, with conditions such as adjusting building dimensions to avoid unnecessary variances. The Board also addressed administrative items, including an update regarding Aquarion Water Company's missed deadline for a review request.
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The board discussed several topics, including public comments on commercial trash collection and the recusal policy for board members regarding solid waste deliberations. Financial updates were provided, including July revenue and expenditure reports. The board engaged in a detailed review of the draft Commercial Refuse Collection Policy. Other business included an abatement recommendation for a local property, status updates on bridge lighting and noise complaints, approval of a one-day entertainment license, and committee reports from the Planning Board and 79-E Committee. Additionally, the board awarded a bid for a new ladder truck and approved an ordinance correction regarding parking and fire lanes on Greene Street.
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