ZBA approves modest rear-setback variance for Norwich Road addition
September 23, 2026 | Nashua Boards & Commissions, Nashua, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
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The Nashua Zoning Board approved a variance to allow a 16-by-36-foot addition at a Norwich Road home to encroach into the rear setback to create a third bedroom and an enclosed patio.
Justin Mancini represented homeowner Mitchell Mancini and said the addition is modest and intended to add one bedroom and one bathroom for a growing family; the applicant noted the lot geometry creates the need for a small encroachment. Board members described the proposal as straightforward, modest in scale and consistent with neighborhood character, and approved the variance.
The board found denial would cause unnecessary hardship given the lot shape and the modest nature of the addition.
Justin Mancini represented homeowner Mitchell Mancini and said the addition is modest and intended to add one bedroom and one bathroom for a growing family; the applicant noted the lot geometry creates the need for a small encroachment. Board members described the proposal as straightforward, modest in scale and consistent with neighborhood character, and approved the variance.
The board found denial would cause unnecessary hardship given the lot shape and the modest nature of the addition.
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