Elderly housing developers, Raisanen Homes and Toddy Brook Investments, appealed to the Housing Appeals Board (HAB) when the Hollis Planning Board denied plan acceptance of their proposed 40-unit project.
Newfound Serenity was denied site plan approval by the Hebron Planning Board for a seasonal recreational vehicle park and Newfound appealed that denial to both the Housing Appeals Board and the Hebron ZBA. The appeal to the HAB was dismissed as being untimely (a dismissal that Newfound did not appeal), but the appeal to ZBA was timely and the ZBA overturned four of the Planning Board’s reasons for denying the site plan but upheld one reason and declined to address two other reasons for lack of statutory authority. Newfound then appealed the ZBA decision to the Superior Cou
After a planning board decision permitting development of a vacant lot as a condominium storage facility for boats, snowmobiles and motorcycles, two abutters appealed to the Superior Court. The date of the planning board decision was May 8, 2019. The appeal was filed in the Superior Court on June 8, 2019. The town and the permit holder moved to dismiss because under RSA 677:15, I the 30-day period to timely appeal started running on May 9, 2019 and expired on June 7, 2019, divesting the Superior Court of jurisdiction to hear the appeal. The plaintiff countered that c
