Attached is a Settlement Agreement between the City of Portsmouth and Banfield Realty LLC, that has been approved by the Court. The Settlement Agreement releases the City from all claims asserted by Banfield Realty, LLC and Green Valley Realty, LLC. No money damages are awarded to either party. In addition, the Agreement provides the City with a release from any potential or alleged environmental claims relating to any alleged contamination of 375 Banfield Road from the City’s abutting property at 100 Campus Drive.

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The City of Portsmouth launched a new Resident Access Parking Program (RAPP) pilot on July 1, 2026, designed to improve parking availability for residents in neighborhoods outside the downtown metered district. The one-year pilot program prioritizes residents by allowing them to park at no cost in designated areas once their vehicle license plates are registered with the City’s Parking Office or Tax Collector’s Office. Nonresidents will be charged $2 per hour to park in these same areas.