The state’s Housing Appeals Board heard arguments from both sides Tuesday in Concord over the granting of a variance and a driveway permit to the Silver Scone Teas tea party event business on River Road in New Ipswich.The Housing Appeals Board has.
Jane Elwell, owner of the proposed Silver Scone Teas tea party event business on River Road, agreed to extend the deadline for the Planning Board to render a decision on a review of the site plans, in order to submit more-detailed plans.Once the.
The New Hampshire Housing Appeals Board is scheduled to hear the appeal of decisions related to the approval of Silver Scone Teas, a tea party event business in New Ipswich, on May 16.The business, owned and operated by New Ipswich resident Jane.
Your April 4 editorial on Silver Scone was without fact and misrepresented what is actually happening at the Planning Board hearings for Silver Scones in New Ipswich.Ashley Saari has been covering the proceedings and should have been consulted before.
The New Ipswich Planning Board’s continued public hearing on the proposed Silver Scone Teas on River Road Wednesday night included a discussion of the proposed 18-space gravel parking lot off Currier Road, which includes two additional spaces in the.