MANCHESTER, NH – Highlights from the upcoming Zoning Board meeting minutes include a request to construct a pharmacy with a drive-thru and clinic on the corner of Lake Avenue and Mammoth Road, at the site of a former medical office building; a variance for a parking lot on Hanover Street (next to Cumberland Farms) for tenants of the soon to open Flats @Hanover Commons; and a sign variance for the Flats @Hanover Commons. Meeting starts at 6 p.m., third floor, City Hall/Aldermanic Chambers.
Zoning Board Meeting Agenda, Sept. 8, 2016
700 Lake Avenue
R-2 Zoning District, Ward 5
David Fenstermacher (Agent) proposes to construct a 14,823 SF pharmacy with a drive-thru and clinic with one exam room, front yard and business
parking in a residential district, signage as shown on plans, 8 foot high fencing for screening and dumpster enclosure within front or street yards, exterior lighting fixtures at height in excess of 10 feet within 50 feet limited activity buffer and seeks a variance from Sections 5.10 (F)4 Convenience Retail Uses Greater than 8,000 SF, 5.10 (G)6 With Drive-Thru Service, 5.10 (H-2)1 Offices of Health Care Practitioners and Outpatient Health Care, 6.08 (B)2 Screening Buffers, 8.27 (B) Walls, 9.08 (B) and (C) Signs, 10.02 (F) Business Parking in Residential District and 10.09 (B) Parking Setbacks, of the Zoning Ordinance, as per documents submitted through August 18, 2016.
ZO-87-2016
269 Hanover Street
R-3 Zoning District, Ward 4
Brian Pratt (Agent) proposes to construct a parking lot for 22 spaces to be utilized by residential tenants of owner’s properties (Flats @Hanover Commons) and seeks a variance from Sections 6.01 Minimum Buildable Lot Area, 6.02 Minimum Lot Frontage and Width, 10.06 (A) Parking Layout, 10.07 (G) Landscaping and 10.07 (K)4 Parking Screening, of the Zoning Ordinance, as per documents submitted through August 19, 2016.
ZO-89-2016
235 Hanover Street
CBD Zoning District, Ward 3
Scott Aubertin (Agent) proposes to erect a projecting sign 20 feet in height where projecting signs larger than 8 feet in height are prohibited and seeks a variance from Section 9.07 (F) Signs, of the Zoning Ordinance, as per documents submitted through August 22, 2016.
