Staff capacity, mapping and schedule among top practical concerns for 79‑E rewrite
July 29, 2026 | Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Members raised practical implementation concerns, including whether current staff have bandwidth to manage 79‑E applications and review processes. The minutes record the question: "Will current staff have the bandwidth to manage the 79-E process?" indicating the committee is weighing staffing and administrative capacity.
The committee also observed that the 2011 warrant article defined the area but did not include a map; Chair Bliss said he would ask the Town Manager about engaging CAI to produce one. Members set a goal to finish their work by October and scheduled August 5 and August 12 meetings at 11:00 a.m.
The committee also observed that the 2011 warrant article defined the area but did not include a map; Chair Bliss said he would ask the Town Manager about engaging CAI to produce one. Members set a goal to finish their work by October and scheduled August 5 and August 12 meetings at 11:00 a.m.
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