Same with parts of Londonderry. The wind has also blown this stuff into soil.

Anyone have some sap to boil down?

I’m honestly surprised it’s not higher.

/whoosh

But put ice cleats on them. Safety first!

End of March will be spectacular.

How do you know the child is autistic? Have you spoke to the mother? Maybe one of the kids is hurting the other and she’s unaware.

…And suck of government teat getting rich off old people in homes.

I want to see updated spec drawings with trash outside, bikes/rec equipment, broken down cars, etc., in both summer and snow.

Lots of balls talking about housing for seniors and vets but no handicap accessible housing. But then again, if they’re your employees, I guess they want to avoid them. /s

Expense is so heavily discussed, like things can’t be afforded as builders, I’d be weary to live there.

Having served on boards, yes, it’s thankless but it’s truly rewarding more than not. It’s unfortunate so many are hardcore advocates of voting but hardly show up where a lot of work really could be done.

The term hiking varies to each person. Also, where exactly are you looking at? Depending where it’s possible to still get an avalanche in areas and feet of snow/tons of runoff. Stay south of Concord and you’ll be fine.

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You didn’t mention kids. Not sure if there are any or in future but that (school districts) would be a factor and rule out some for me. I’ve also not been keen to living in towns heavy with summer visitors but ymmv. You can dig a little on that info…good luck!

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This has not been my experience in a community I lived in but perhaps it was the funding the specific builders used. Regardless, inclusive communities are certainly the NH way. It’s terrible optics for the builders to take the short sighted stance (at the very least their bad PR campaign).

There’s also a literal family member in this thread touting these for the “elderly” which, by design, makes them practically disastrous.

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It’s very “dangerous” and presumptuous of you to assume the disabled aren’t part of the workforce and building toward homeownership. Hopefully, towns become more savvy and approve their developments with a set minimum before the project can start.

Not my experience. The tiny size and close proximity would easily make me anxious. But I’m glad it can work for some people!

Totally get the purpose…especially watching the video. But one of the single most (often forgotten) underserved communities is the disabled - both young and old. This includes our veterans. There is no mention of even creating one handicap accessible home of the 44 units in the video or article. That’s shameful, honestly.

Edit: Interesting the person defending the builders deleted their posts lol

If it may impact their school/local tax system (ie: local tax rate) or they’re an abutter, absolutely.

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How are these handicap accessible with lofts? (ie: most elderly cannot access those safely) Or even without to not exclude other seniors?

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384 sq feet and smushed like sardines. Hope your neighbor is quiet or you’re even more stressed out.

There should be an agenda posted that gives you a better idea what this is about (an addition/subdivision of property, etc). From here, you can prepare better so not have to speak on the fly.

Is it a full basement all the way or just under the addition? This one seems obvious to me. The skirting and single door on the side, the back roof line. Also 5 beds and 1 bath? Ooof.

The property has a chunk of land, basement, and existing utilities. Decent location. That house fits, technically, but I’d hard pass it.

My area (home) lost power for 6 days and the reason was strictly trees falling on lines, blocking roads, etc. About 2 years later, major clearing was done (including on a state road where they cut back exponentially). Larger poles, better wiring was replaced. We barely lost power again. Maybe for an hour during a bad thunderstorm. It can’t cost more than burying. Imagine blasting in the WM?

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I like referencing this:

https://www.foodsafety.gov/food-safety-charts/food-safety-during-power-outage