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Special Events Committee approves four spring events

Laconia Special Events Committee approves four spring events. Chair Tyler Carmichael presided over the April 1 meeting with five members present: Lieutenant Chris Noyes, Chief Tim Joubert, Amy Lovisek, and Wes Anderson. Three Motorcycle Week events—a rally at 208 Lakeside Avenue with seven vendors,

Licensing Board approves eleven entertainment and event permits

Laconia Licensing Board approves eleven entertainment and event licenses at April meeting. Chairman Rogato, Chief Joubert, and Lt. Noyes unanimously approved entertainment venues High Octane Saloon LLC and Boardwalk Bar & Grill, event licenses for Biketemberfest and Wake the Lake, five Juggernaut

Conservation Commission revises Natural Resource Inventory guidance

Laconia Conservation Commission revises Natural Resource Inventory approach, identifies six resource threats. The seven-member commission, led by Chair Dean Anson, recommended the 2022 NRI adopt FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps as its primary flood-risk reference while removing third-party predictive

Master Plan committee plans three-location open houses

Laconia Master Plan Steering Committee approves engagement strategy featuring three identical open houses. Chair R. Mora led the committee through a public engagement plan designed by Steve Whitman of Resilience Planning. The three open-house forums at Downtown, Weirs, and Lakeport will offer

Downtown TIF board approves prior minutes, discusses budgets

Downtown TIF board discusses $146,000 in beautification proposals. Board members W. Clement, C. St. Clair, and J. Daubenspeck reviewed proposed spending of $52,000 for annual maintenance through Belknap Landscaping, $30,000 for Rotary Park improvements, $20,000 for Stewart Park enhancements, and