Town of Weare

Town of Weare — Procurement Intelligence (March 2026)

Covering meetings from 2026-03-09 to 2026-03-31

Town of Weare — Procurement Intelligence (February 2026)

Covering meetings from 2026-02-02 to 2026-02-26

Town of Weare — Procurement Intelligence (January 2026)

Covering meetings from 2026-01-19 to 2026-01-28

Weare Selectmen Meeting: Town Administrator Interviews and Deliberations

Weare Board of Selectmen Meeting: Town Administrator Candidate Interviews

Weare Planning Board Meeting: Subdivision Reviews & Zoning Amendments

Weare Planning Board Meeting Summary - December 11, 2025

This document outlines the Town of Weare's specific regulations for the placement of mailboxes within the Town Right of Way, as per the Application for Driveway Permit, Driveway Permit Specification Number 6. It specifies that mailbox locations must be placed with the face of the mailbox no closer than 4 feet from the edge of the traveled way, which is defined as the edge of the roadway pavement.

This document outlines the requirements for the disposal of household generated sharps at the Transfer Station, including container specifications, labeling, and prohibited disposal methods. It also provides contact information for further inquiries.

This document outlines a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) request for 2019, focusing on road preservation and reconstruction. It details highway block grant aid, population growth, road classifications, asphalt concrete road construction, road quality assessment, cost per mile for reconstruction, financing options, tax impact, and potential road priorities. The document also includes recommendations for administrative and budget increases.

This document is an archived solicitation for tree removal services in the Hadley and Benjamin Perkins Cemeteries, with a submission deadline of April 20, 2026.

This document outlines the spring road weight limits for the Town of Weare and provides a form for individuals or companies to request a temporary weight restriction waiver. It details the standard weight limit per vehicle and lists town roads that are posted, with exceptions. The waiver form requires information about the company/individual, delivery details, road(s) affected, date, hours of travel, and authorized agent.

This document is a form for reporting occupational injuries or diseases to the Town of Weare. It collects detailed information about the employee, the injury, and the employer for the purpose of filing a Worker's Compensation Incident.

This plan outlines the management activities for the Wolf Creek Town Forest in Weare, New Hampshire. It includes descriptions of the property, landowner objectives, forest inventory, geological attributes, natural processes, wildlife ecology, forest structure, silvicultural approaches, operational considerations, and financial aspects. The plan aims to guide sustainable forest management over a 10-year period.

This document provides answers to frequently asked questions regarding property tax assessments, including prorated assessments for damaged buildings, median and weighted mean ratios, revaluation processes, disagreements with assessments, market conditions, camper taxes, views, property inspections, tax valuation differences, refinancing appraisals, tax bill coverage, new construction, property sales, elderly tax exemptions, current use land, higher tax bills, assessment adjustments, tax increases with assessment decreases, lowering taxes, amenities, assessment equity, disagreements, revaluation requirements, and fair market value determination.

This document outlines Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc.'s general guidelines for accepting recyclable metals, detailing materials that will not be accepted and those that will be accepted only if prepared according to specific instructions. It also addresses materials that are refused due to concerns about metal theft.

This document establishes the by-laws and rules of procedure for the Weare Heritage Commission, outlining its authority, powers, membership, officers, meetings, and code of conduct. It serves as the governing framework for the commission's operations, including potential procurement activities.