Pre-RFPProfessional ServicesDetected Jun 2, 2026

During the June 2, 2026 Planning Board meeting, members discussed amending Rollinsford’s zoning ordinance, especially Conditional Use Permit (CUP) criteria and the Table of Use Regulations. They are studying CUP criteria from Amherst and Dover to broaden beyond technical factors like impervious surface and stormwater management to include general health, safety, welfare, rural character, and potential standardized versus area-specific conditions, particularly in wetland protection districts. The Board acknowledged that any changes to permitted uses would require a warrant article and that updating CUPs is complex, with advice to either fully commit to the process or avoid a partial approach that could cause future problems.This creates a pre-RFP opportunity for planning and legal consultants, codification services, and zoning-update facilitators to help with ordinance drafting, comparative research, mapping impacts, and public engagement. A next step would be to engage the Planning Board about structured support for ordinance language development and the warrant article process.

Board is referencing CUP models from Amherst and Dover and is considering both standardized and area-specific conditions for sensitive districts like wetlands.

Town of RollinsfordPotential overhaul of conditional use permits and permitted uses by district

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Professional Services

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

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The agenda includes a summary of RFP projects from January-June 2026. The item appears to be a status review rather than a new solicitation, award, or contract action. It can still signal which service areas the task force has been sourcing and whether follow-on work may reappear later in the year.

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CRPC listed a Planning and Technical Services RFP update under its activity report. The item signals an open consulting need, but the agenda does not name a vendor, scope, or award. It is a current pre-solicitation lead tied to regional planning support and should be watched for the next RFP release or consultant shortlist.

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