Last Updated:
March 10, 2010
New Hampshire Real Estate
Breckenridge Begins Approval Process Of Open House Sign Extension This Week
At its last Town Council meeting,the Breckenridge Town Council and staff told SAR they have been very pleased, and surprised, at the commitment of REALTORS? to comply with the Breckenridge Open House Sign ordinance over the past year. The Council is unanimously poised to extend the ordinance for another year to allow uniform open house signs in Breckenridge at it Council meeting Tuesday night. The Council chose to extend the ordinance for another year, and asked SAR to continue educating its membership on the details of the ordinance. Breckenridge has one of the most strict open house sign policies in the mountain region. The policy requires uniform signs in a burgundy color, and has specific requirements as to where the signs may be placed in town. The Council will have its first vote on the extension Tuesday night.
Lights Out on Extension of Deadline To Comply With Lighting Ordinance in Avon
Despite an effort to extend the deadline for Avon residents to comply with the "Dark Sky" Lighting ordinance, the town has voted down the effort. The amendment to the ordinance would have delayed the town's enforcement of the ordinance. The ordinance which was enacted in November of 2004, required that residents and business owners update exterior lighting to ensure the town of Avon was void of light pollution. The ordinance inlcuded a five-year grace period, which expired last November. The town will continue working with citizens to ensure their compliance to the policy.
- Hampton NH real estate - Patricia Aulson - REALTOR for nearly 20 years on the seacoast real estate market in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, including Hampton, Portsmouth, Exeter.