Downtown Improvement Committee reviews capital projects and planning initiatives at June 17 meeting. Town Engineer Nate Derosiers reported that the Central Street Culvert Project's Chapter 91 permit has been approved, with the $4,450,000 BRIC Grant apparently reinstated and construction anticipated
Downtown committee finalizes boater outreach materials and reviews significant downtown development proposal. Committee member Paige Journey presented the final boater brochure for distribution at local marinas and harborfront locations, with content approved by Harbormaster Bion Pike. Town
Manchester Downtown Committee advances streetscape, intersection, and boater projects. The Committee approved prior minutes and reviewed grant-funded streetscape work targeting 25 percent completion between Seaside 1 and Beach Street, with drawings planned for a future construction funding
Downtown Improvement Committee hears updates on major water and harbor infrastructure projects. DPW presented the Lincoln Street well PFAS treatment project requiring a $16 million town meeting request, with construction costs estimated at $11 million plus vessel procurement. Comprehensive harbor
Downtown committee hears planning board's five zoning articles. The planning board voted to submit five articles aimed at downtown development: creating two zoning districts, allowing 12-room inns, permitting accessory units in D1 and D2 districts, defining senior housing to 10 units per acre, and
Downtown Improvement Committee advances zoning push ahead of spring town meeting. Chair Steven Carhart and members Gar Morse, Paige Journey, Linda Crosby, and Kurt Svetaka heard Planning Board confirmation that the downtown zoning proposal is nearly complete and will be jointly previewed with the
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