- How do I apply for a Building Permit?
- How do I start a business in town?
- What do I need to pave my driveway?
- What do I need to do to put in a driveway?
- What do I need to register my car?
- Where do I Vote?
- Where is Town Hall & What are the hours?
- Why does Town Hall look empty?
- Where do I Vote?
Building Permits
How do I apply for a Building Permit?
Building Permit applications are available at the Selectmen’s/Building Inspector’s Office at Citizens’ Hall. You may call the Town Office or the Building Inspector, Leo Trudeau during business hours. You can also obtain a Building Permit through our website to print out and bring to the Town Office or Building Inspector. Administrative Assistant Dawn Griska, 603-654-5955 X 221, Building Inspector Leo Trudeau, 603-620-7428
(Back to top)Local News
What are the local news links?
Milford Cabinet, Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, Union Leader, NH Public Radio
(Back to top)Voting
Where do I vote?
Voting takes place at Citizens’ Hall, 9 Citizens’ Hall Road. Contact the Town Clerk for further information on elections. The Annual Town ballot vote for elected positions and zoning amendments is the second Tuesday of every March, with Annual Town Meeting the Saturday following the ballot vote. You may also find information about state and federal elections through the NH Secretary of State.
(Back to top)Hours
When is Town Hall (Citizens’ Hall) open and where is it located?
The Selectmen’s Office is open Monday 8:00am - 4:00pm and Tuesday through Thursday 8:00am - 3:00pm**, except for federal holidays and weather emergencies. The office is closed after 3:00pm Tuesday through Thursday.
**Appointments may be available 3:00pm - 3:45pm, please call to set up an appointment if necessary.
The Town Clerk/Tax Collector’s Office is open Monday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm & 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm, and Tuesday through Thursday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm, except for federal holidays and weather emergencies.
Our address is 9 Citizens’ Hall Road, Lyndeborough, NH 03082.
(Back to top)GPS Error
My GPS brought me to an empty building near a church, not Town Hall, what happened?
The old Town Hall, which is only used for special functions, is still listed as Town Hall on most internet searches. If your GPS brings you to 1131 Center Road, that is not the address for our current place of business. Our offices are located at 9 Citizens’ Hall Road.
(Back to top)Business Startup
How do I start a business in Lyndeborough?
There are three kinds of businesses that are allowed in the Town of Lyndeborough. Commercial operations are allowed in those areas of town zoned for Industrial or Light Industrial use. Home businesses are also allowed in town. Finally, agricultural operations are allowed in all parts of town. The Planning Board has developed a form for people to complete to determine whether their business requires review by the Planning Board as certain home businesses are subject to review by them. Upon receipt of the Applicant’s Home Business Application Form, the Planning Board will inform the Applicants if further review is required.
(Back to top)Paving
What do I need to do if I want to pave my driveway?
A permit is required to pave your driveway, to ensure that drainage and other concerns don’t impact town or other property. The Road Agent is the one to issue all paving permits. Applications for paving permits are available on our Documents page.
(Back to top)Driveways
What do I need to do if I want to put in a driveway, either permanent or temporary?
A permit is required to construct a driveway to ensure that drainage and other concerns don’t impact town or other property. The Road Agent is the one to issue all driveway permits. Applications are available on our Documents page.
(Back to top)Vehicles
What do I need to register my car?
- New to town? Click here.
- New vehicle/new plates? If it was a private sale (not through a dealer), bring in the Bill of Sale or Title. All people named as buyers must be present to sign the paperwork. If you purchased through a dealer, bring in the Town Clerk’s copy of the Application for Title that the dealer filled out for you. Please also bring your photo ID.
- New vehicle/old plates? Follow the steps for a new vehicle with new plates. If you want to use the registration/plates from a vehicle you no longer have, you need to bring the old registration with you (you do not need to bring the license plates). If you can’t find that registration, we can provide one for you to use for the transfer, but the State requires us to charge $15 for it. This will allow us to apply whatever credit is left on the old registration to your new registration.
- Renewing a registration? Please bring either your old registration(s) or the renewal notice you are sent each year, and your photo ID.
Other Questions?
Do you have any questions that you would like to see on the FAQ page?
Please email them to Jen Weston and she will try to include them.
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