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From: Adam G

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 10:36 AM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Outdoor dining

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As a Nashua resident and frequent diner, please note that I am in favor of the expanded outdoor dining to the
maximum extent possible. | understand that a compromise might need to be struck between competing interests
but please consider both patrons and owners and employees who depend on the added value of outdoor dining.
Thank you for your consideration.

Adam Galonski
17 Shadowbrook Dr
Nashua

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From: Mike Ballentine am

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 11:31 AM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Support Outdoor Dining

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Hi,

| support outdoor dining, the more the better!

Thank you,

Mike Ballentine

9 Bartlett Ave
Ward 3

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From: Rick & Deb Archambault

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 12:06 PM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: outdoor dining in Nashua

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Hello All,
My wife and | would like to continue to see the outdoor dining continue. The 5 % month compromise sounds workable.

Regards,

Rick and Deb Archambault
16 Parker Drive

Nashua

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From: Natalie Frissore :
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 12:35 PM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Concrete Barriers

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To the Board:
| hope you will take into consideration ALL the
downtown businesses when you meet to review the issue of concrete barriers. The barriers are an eyesore, and a

detriment to traffic flow and foot traffic.
Please accept this as my "vote" against them.

Respectfully yours,
Natalie Frissore

38 Lawndale Ave
Nashua

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From: Joan Connacher

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 1:17 PM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Outdoor dining

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Dear Aldermen

| am in favor of outdoor dining in Nashua because it helps restaurants and makes Nashua a more cheerful and
welcoming city.

Joan Connacher

&3 Hills Ferry Road

Ward 3

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From: Roger Doucette :
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 1:24 PM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Barrier's need to go

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Signed Roger Doucette
20 Marshall St Apts

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From: Carolyn Goodwin a eke

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 1:29 PM
To: Board of Aldermen
Subject: Barriers

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Hello my name is Carolyn Goodwin I live Nashua at 44 1/2 Harbor Ave. I've lived in Nashua My entire life.
My daughter and [ really main street daily all year long with our pups.

I like to voice my opinion on these jersey barriers. As I understand why it was done two years ago, there hasn't
been a need since then.

Every day we walked last summer not one time was the expanded outdoor dining ever full. The restaurants are
at full capacity now indoors. The restaurants already take 70% off the side walks in the summer for their
outdoor dining making it almost impossible at times to walk by forcing us into the street to walk and try to
avoid cars at the same time.

Last I checked sidewalks are for walking not eating. Roads are for parking and driving not eating in them.

I walk as much as I can to try to stay healthy as I've been battling cancer for 4 years now. I park on Main St so if
I get to tried I can go to my car. I have my handicap hanger to park close if needed.

Taking the parking away is also a huge issue. I'm beginning to feel this city has something against the elderly
and the handicap.

Now let's talk about trying to drive up main street with both lanes it's about al0 Minute drive usually once in
awhile a little longer or shorter.

Now when you take away a lane on each side that drive time goes up to 30 to 40 minutes on average.

What if my daughter or I get hit by a car because you've blocked the sidewalk and now took away the parking
forcing us even more into the road way. How long will we have to wait for help!?!? What if there's a fire on
Main St?? With only one lane it's impossible for emergency vehicles to get by as the cars in the one lane have
no where to go. How would you feel if you had a family member in an ambulance that was stuck on Main St
and died because it couldn't get by?

Last what about all the other businesses that are losing business because there's no where for there customers to
park? Forget the parking garages, not ever person is able to walk from blocks away to go somewhere.

I ended this with the FACT that everything is back to 100% inside with no mask needed anymore asking with
not once last summer was the expanded dining full it isn't needed.

You asked what a good compromise is...

I say the compromise is that the restaurants already have outdoor dining in the summer and made do with that

for years.
They have made do during the winter too so why cause chaos for the entire city for a few restaurants that

already have outdoor dining??

Thank you Carolyn Goodwin

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From: Tara Michaud SOROS >

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 1:39 PM
To: Board of Aldermen
Subject: Barriers for outdoor dining

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Hello

I am requesting that the barriers be removed. These were ok for the summer of 2020 but not beyond. They are ugly, despite the "art” you had
someone do. It's time to move to prepandemic seating. Last year, they were rarely used and those who did use them could have fit in the
outdoor seating the restaurant had prior.

Not to mention, it takes away a lot of parking. With the construction of the PAC who really wants to sit in the middle of a construction site
eating?

Do the right thing and vote to get rid of the eye sores and traffic disruption on main st.
Thank you
Tara K. Michaud

6 Westray Dr
Nashua.

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From: Claude Provencher

Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2022 2:02 PM
To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Main St Barriers

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Yes! It may help restaurants and businesses, but it puts a burden on handicap and others, who would like to park on
main st.

So they can enter the store of there choice, without putting up with the barriers, think of older or less able for a change,
everyone gets there.

To park in the back of an establishment is not safe for everyone.Nor is it convenient.

Thank You!

Claude Provencher

17 kingston Dr

Nashua 03060