Month: April 2017

Henniker Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) minutes from Wednesday April 19, 2017 indicate some very interesting and contradictory statements were made by Mr. Dan Higginson, a Planning Board member and agent for the homeowners on Hillside Drive who petitioned the ZBA for a Variance; “Dan Higginson explains the lot line and the plan that he … Continue reading Henniker Planning Board member makes misleading statements…Henniker ZBA painted into corner…Henniker owes us some answers!

OHB is pretty sure that the Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA) has no authority to grant a variance for the purpose of correcting a property owner induced tress-pass. On April 19, 2017, the ZBA held a public meeting regarding an application for a variance to reduce one property’s frontage to 70 feet…30 feet below the … Continue reading Henniker ZBA members confused… defy RSA 674:33, I (b)…grant variance without proving hardship…Low cost tress pass correction…no sweat…line forms on the left!

In the April 21, 2017 edition of the Villager, Town Administrator Christine Trovato, in an attempt to minimize Chairman Blomback’s RSA 41:8 violation, made the following remark (page three) : “Kris [Blomback] sent the emails individually, not one on one, no group discussion  whatever.” New Hampshire RSA 41:8 reads as follows (read here): 41:8 Election … Continue reading Town Administrator Trovato confirms to press…Blomback knowingly violated RSA 41:8 & 91-A:2!

This is a story about two non-conforming Lots, a few emails and opinions, changing an ordinance and voila…two houses (one finished and one currently being built) and no one is the wiser. January 25, 2012 town hall receives a application for a demolition permit for Lot 436-A. 436-A DEMOLITION PERMIT04182017 Upon filing the application, the owner … Continue reading Corrupting the process…Town Counsel says ONE! Planning Consultant says ONE then TWO! The Henniker Hokey Pokey!

Henniker’s Select Board continues on their violation rampage. The Select Board no longer demonstrates reasonable knowledge of how to govern openly. On April 17, 2017 the Concord Monitor ran a story under the headline, “Henniker selectman makes motion to remove board chairman from position.” In  that story we learn for the first time, from Concord … Continue reading NO CONFIDENCE! Town Officials fail to disclose private NEC support letter meeting between Chairman Blomback and Selectman French…