Residential Municipal Solid Waste and Single-stream Recycling Collection Services (Request for proposal)
Posted
Aug 28, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Curbside municipal solid waste and single-stream recycling collection services.
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Posted
Aug 28, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Curbside municipal solid waste and single-stream recycling collection services.
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Census ID
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186522
Population
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7,735
Procurement Hell Score
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75 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Stratham
The board reviewed two separate variance applications. In the first case, the applicant requested a variance from frontage requirements to subdivide a parcel into two lots. The discussion focused on variance criteria, potential impacts on neighborhood character, privacy concerns for neighbors, and the nature of the alleged hardship, resulting in a motion to deny the request. In the second case, the board considered a request for a variance from front setback requirements to permit the construction of an eight-foot privacy fence on a corner lot, evaluating the justification for increased safety and the site-specific placement of the fence.
The meeting included updates on Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH) progress, financial operations, and rate outlooks, alongside a review of the Town of Hudson's withdrawal process. The commission planned an upcoming presentation for the Select Board regarding residential electricity cost control strategies. Additional business covered municipal solar REC payments, the 'Plug In Solar' program, upcoming community education sessions on heat pumps and window dressers, an analysis of solar installation feasibility at the Stratham Memorial School, and the status of capital improvement bids for the Stevens Park Pavilion. Membership transitions for the commission were also noted.
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The board reviewed and approved several reimbursement requests for various trust funds, including the Lane Property Trust and Smyk Park Trust. Additionally, the trustees discussed and agreed to rename four Capital Reserve and Expendable Trust Funds to comply with audit findings from the DRA. The board also addressed planning a follow-up meeting with the Cemetery Trustees regarding a proposed Cy Pres petition and requested projected income data from Cambridge Trust.
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