Planning Board

Commission Members PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Peter Bruckner, Chair Martha Wingate, Vice Chair City Hall Annex Candy Bailey 33 Wakefield Street, James Connor Rochester, New Hampshire 03867-1917 Les Horne, Council Rep. John Gisis (603) 335-1338 - Fax (603) 330-0023 David Miller, Alternate Web Site: http://www.rochesternh.gov AGENDA CITY OF ROCHESTER HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. City Hall Annex – 2nd Floor Conference Room 33 Wakefield Street, Rochester, NH I. Call to Order II. Seating of Alternates III. Public Input IV. Approval of Meeting Minutes for April 15, 2026 V. New Applications: A. Joseph Deighan, 42-50 South Main Street, Unit 50 Certificate of Approval for new window signage and exterior barbershop pole on front facade. Case# 120 – 366 – DC – 26 VI. Approval of No Negative Effect: a) Sherry & Bobby Judson, 26 North Main Street, Map 121 Lot 12 – New window signs VII. Other Business/Non-Scheduled Items VIII. Adjournment *Please note the following: Postponements. For any items marked as postponements the Historic District Commission will determine at the beginning of the meeting whether to postpone the item and to which date. Interested citizens are advised to attend at the beginning of the meeting to learn the details of any proposed postponement or to contact the Planning Department for more information. Proposed actions. Proposed actions are shown in bold caps (on final agendas). The Historic District Commission may or may not take these actions and may take other actions not stated. Other information. a) Files on the applications and items, above, including the full text of any proposed ordinances, regulations, or other initiatives are available for inspection in the Planning Office, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday or via email to crystal.galloway@rochesternh.gov b) Contact the Planning Department if you have questions or comments about these or any related matters or if you have a disability requiring special provision “Working with our community partners to preserve and enhance the historic architecture and cultural heritage of the city of Rochester”