332-unit luxurious housing complicated rejected at previous Seabrook NH race observe

SEABROOK — A proposal to assemble greater than 330 new housing items on the Route 107 property owned by The Brook playing venue has hit a roadblock.

The city’s Zoning Board voted unanimously Wednesday evening to reject variances wanted to make the challenge a actuality. 

The applying for variances was filed by Nevada-based RMH NH, LLC, an organization linked to The Brook operator Eureka Casinos. It requested variances to construct a multi-building rental housing complicated on 75.6 acres of its land at 319 Route 107. Meant for the southwest nook of the lot of the previous greyhound racing observe, the land spans two city zones: the agricultural zone and the economic zone.

332-unit luxurious housing complicated rejected at previous Seabrook NH race observe

The proposal known as for 3, four-story residence buildings on the “core” of the complicated with 304 rental items — 144 one-bedroom and 160 two-bedroom residences. Surrounding the three buildings could be 28 two-bedroom townhouses, based on the appliance, for a complete of 332 housing items.

Variances are required to construct the complicated as a result of, based on Seabrook’s zoning ordinances, multi-unit housing will not be permitted within the rural or industrial zones, based on ZBA Chairman Jeff Brown.