“Step one task two includes a couple next steps that are really important for understanding further the viability of this project,” Sullivan said. “We believe we need this new information around ridership and cost to really understand what this project means for the city of Nashua.”
A large section of the F.E. Everett Turnpike is in the process of being transformed. The State of NH Department of Transportation has designed and awarded multiple contracts to widen portions of the roadway and replace and rehabilitate bridges in the 12-mile stretch from Nashua to Bedford.
Summer is the time for beaches, vacations, and fun in the sun. It is also time for excavators, paving crews, and traffic detours around the construction With all the activity on and under the streets of Nashua we decided to check in with the DPW Director Lisa Fateux for a status update for all the “work” that is in the works.
Driving across the main street bridge and looking upstream it’s hard not to notice the cluster of heavy construction equipment scattered on the bank of the river. The construction activity is part of the city’s Downtown Riverfront Development project, a major initiative of the Imagine Nashua Master Plan.
The Committee on Infrastructure authorized the sale of surplus property at “L” Pine Street and 3 Pine Street Extension at their meeting on March 27. Additionally, they authorized the Mayor to enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement for the “Nimco Site” at 1 Pine Street Extension, 3 Pine Street Extension, and “L” Pine Street.