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Our town is a friendly, rural community located 20 minutes from New Hampshire's beautiful seacoast. With about 1,400 household, the population has nearly quadrupled to 4,200 inhabitants from its earliest count of 1,064 in 1767. Brentwood's 16.97 square miles are seated in the Rockingham County's geographical center and it is home to many of the county's support services.
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Planning Board Discussion on Town Center District
Posted: Thu May 10 2012 at 01:00:20pmAt the 2012 election there was a petition article on the ballet to repeal the Town Center Zoning District. The petitioners felt that this zoning designation was too restrictive and wanted it removed completely. While the Planning Board did not agree with the petition as it was written, we feel it is important to have discussion for consideration of making an amendment to the ordinance.
At our June 21st meeting, the Planning Board will review the current ordinance for possible changes, and we welcome interested residents to attend to participate in this discussion and offer recommendations. We will meet at 7:00 pm in the Cross Room. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office at 642-6400, ext 16.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Posted: Thu May 10 2012 at 11:00:42amThe dates for the Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Day and locations Brentwood residents can use are:
Saturday, May 19, 9am-noon in Hampton at the "Old Town Hall Parking Lot" at the corner of Academy Ave and Winnacunnet Rd.
Saturday, September 22, 9am-noon in Brentwood at the Brentwood Highway Shed on Middle Rd (Rte 111A) next to the Pilgrim United Church of Christ.
Brentwood residents can use either of both dates and locations.
Electronic items as well as the usual household waste items are accepted. There is a charge for electronic items but not for HHW items. The printed list is available at the Town Office. Call 642-6400 x10 to inquire about the list.
Chief Advisory
Posted: Wed Apr 18 2012 at 09:01:19amThe New Hampshire Chiefs of Police are NOT soliciting donations from citizens at this time for Greenland Chief Michael Maloney, who was fatally shot last Thursday. The caller’s say they are calling on behalf of the New Hampshire Chiefs of Police. There are NO authorized solicitations of donations from any law enforcement organizations for the Maloney family being conducted at this time.
Cable Advisory Committee
Posted: Thu Apr 05 2012 at 02:47:35pmThe Board of Selectmen is looking for volunteers for a Cable Advisory Committee to explore options for filming town meetings and making the recording accessible to all residents. If you are interested or for more information, please call the selectmen's office at 642 6400 x10.
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