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HISTORIC  DISTRICT  COMMISSION

Established in 1970, the Historic District Commission (HDC), is the mechanism for monitoring and preserving the integrity and beauty of the Exeter Historic Districts.

The HDC serves to: Safeguard the architectural heritage of the Town. Preserve elements of the communities architectural, cultural, social, economic and political history.  Conserve property values.  Foster civic pride.  Promote the use of the historic districts for the education, pleasure and welfare of the citizens of Exeter.
 

Seven member commission, including one selectman serving concurrent with term of office, and a member of the Planning Board, appointed by the Board of Selectmen, and four alternates (effective 3/90), to three year terms, as provided by RSA 673:5 III.

2010 HDC SCHEDULE OF DEADLINES & PUBLIC HEARINGS

 

Members:
Judy Rowan Julie Gilman, Selectmen's Rep.
Ron Schutz Open - Alternate
Pam Gjettum Open - Alternate
Wendy Bergeron Open - Alternate
Fred Kollmorgen Open - Alternate
Dennis Derby, Planning Board Rep. Open

 
 

HDC Links
What are Historic Districts Good For Anyway?
HDC Preservation Guidelines
Color Selections
Frequently Asked Questions
Guidelines for Signs in the Historic District
Apply for a Residential "Alewife" sign for your House
What Changes to your Property Require HDC Approval
Historic District Commission Application
Here is a map of the Exeter Historic Districts
Weatherizing Your Historic Home


For assistance with HDC matters call the Planning Office office at 603-773-6112. E-Mail us at buildingandplanning@town.exeter.nh.us











 


                                                                                                                        


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