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Maynard & Paquette
Engineering Associates,LLC
Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors
371 Quincy Street, Nashua, NH 03060
Phone (603)883-8433 Fax (603)883-7227
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January 9, 2020

Lori Wilshire, President
Nashua Board of Aldermen
City Halli

229 Main Street

Nashua, NH 03060

Palm Street Discontinuance
Nashua, NH (J-11,134)
Dear Aldermen:

Enclosed herewith is a packet of materials with regard to some proposed new
parking, a new public access way to Ash Street from Palm Street dead end and two
multifamily buildings, which aiso includes a small discontinuance of the southerly
dead end of Palm Street. The small discontinuance would permit several
developments that would significantly benefit this immediate neighborhood and the
City overall. -

The benefits to the discontinuance of the end of Palm Street include:

1 — Elimination of the Palm Street dead end. Currently public works vehicles
(plows, trash trucks, fire engines, etc.) and the general public have no place to legally
turn around to exit Palm Street back onto Lovewell Street. As indicated on the Pians,
a two-way access to/from the end of Palm Street to Ash Street would be possible.
This would provide a significant public safety enhancement and a second access for
emergency vehicles should a portion of Palm Street be blocked.

2 — With the discontinuance, it would now allow two new multifamily buildings
and 18 new residential units to be developed for downtown Nashua.

3 — The lack of parking in the Tree Streets area is a significant concern. In
addition to parking for the proposed new units, some parking can be provided for
other buildings and units on Palm Street. Currently parking on this section of Palm
Street is haphazard and irregular.

4 —This section of Palm Street backs up to a large parking lot associated with
numerous businesses occupying the old mill building on Lake Street. The new
proposed apartment buildings would tend to enhance property values at this section
of Palm Street.

Page 2.

In conclusion, we suggest that this proposed small street discontinuance
would be a significant benefit to not only the Proponent/property owner but to all
concerned parties such as the City, Palm Street neighborhood, etc.

The Boards favorable consideration of this proposed discontinuance would be
greatly appreciated.

Very Truly Yours,

Maynard & Paquette
Engineering Associates, LLC

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Richard A. Maynard, PE

On behalf of Corriveau Revocable Trust
and Palms Edge, LLC

Encl.

CC: w/encl
Peter Kolhami — Dep. City Engineer
Sarah Marchant — Community Dev.
Timothy Cummings — Community Dev.

Corriveau Trust/Palms Edge LLC

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LOT S7/SHEET 99

a LOT 40/SHEET 99

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LOT &2/SHEET 99

—=— S3T37'55 W

ABUTTERS:

LOT 69/SHEET 99 LOT YYSHEET 99
PALMS EDGE Le 137 ViNE STREET, L1¢
137 VINE STREET

LOTS 29.5135 & JE/SHEET 99
THERESA CORRIVEAU REV. TRUST
J DAWN STREET

HASHUA, NH 03084-1924

LOT SO/SSHELT 99

463 MAIN STREET = SUE 20!
SALEM, NH 03079

LOT S8/SHEET 99
MANUEL d& HEKENA CORGA
15 NEVADA STREET
NASHUA, NH 03060-4530

LOT 7/SHEET 99
JENNER SNOW

314 1/2 ASH STREEF
NASHUA, NH 03060

LOY E7/SHEET 99
LOT 82/SHEET 99 STEV & CYMTHIA
MATTHEW Ff. GERLACH 150 PINE STREET

19 OLD RUNNELLS BRIDGE ROAD
HOLLIS, NH 03049

LOTS 52, 54 be BSSSHEETF $9

M08,20.89N ——

NASHUA, Ni 03050

LOTS 53, St & G5/SHEET 99
CASHUR HOUSING AUTHORITY

LOT SO/SHEET 99

S537 5S W

LOT S/SHEET 99

117 VN STREET, UC
137 VANE STREET
NASHUA NH 03060

LOY S8/SHEET 99

ott 442 ASH STREET
HASHUA HH 83060

LOT E7/SHEET 99
STEV & CYNTHIA HULL

160 PINE STREET
NASHUA, NH 03080

LOT SE8/SHEET 99

ST, LAURENT ONE FAMILY TRUST
7 MAPLELEAP DRNE

NASH, NY D362

LOY S7/SHEET 99
MARIA GUKOUMANIS

P.O. BOX B34
HINDHAM, WH 03087

LOTS 53, 5¢ & S5/SHEET 99
AASHUA SING AUTHORITY

HOU:
40 EAST PEARL STREET
NASHUA, NH 03050

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LOT 69/SHEET 99
JO,556 SF

AREA OF STREET
DISCONTINUANCE

1,757 SF

CITY OF NASHUA — ALDERMEN

APPROVED

L=319. 14°
Ax 1885.00"

LOT JO/SNEET $9

LOT 29/SHEET 99

CHAIRMAN

1 CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAN IS NOT A SUBDIVISION
PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE AND THAT THE LINES OF

are STREETS AND WAYS ARE THOSE OF PUBLIC OR

SECRETARY

DATE AND THAT NO NEW WAYS ARE SHOWN.

PRIVATE STREETS AND WAYS ALREADY ESTABLISHED

s STONE BOUND FOUND
oD STONE BOUND TO BE SET
° JRON PIN TO BE SET
e IRON PIN FOUND

sae EXISTING BUILDING
© SEWER MANHOLE

a CATCH BASIN

LEGEND

NOTES:
1, PRESENT ZONING — ‘RO™
2. PRESENT USE — PARKING
3. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PLAN 4S TO DISCONTINUE. A PORTION OF PALM STREET
AND COMBINE IT WITH LOT 31, 35 & S9/SHEET 99.
4. PERMANENT MARKERS ARE TO 8& SET AT ALL CORNERS BY A UCENSED LAND SURVEYOR.
3. MINIMUM BUILDING REQUIREMENTS:

MIN, LOT SIZE — §,000 S.F.

MIN, FRONTAGE ~ 50 FEET

MIN, WIDTH = 50 FEET

iN. DEPTH — 75 FEET

SETBACKS: 10° FRONT, 7" SIDE, 20° REAR

PLAN REFERENCES:

1. PLAM OF LAND E.H SPALOING ON PINE AND PALM STREETS. NASHUA, NH
DATED: MAY 1882; H.C.R.D. NO. 141

2 REVISED LOT LINE RELOCATION, PINE STREET, NASHUA, NH
FOR: RICHARD DONOVAN; BY: ROBERT NOLTE & ASSOCITES
DATEO: NOVEMBER 1978, REVISEO 7/7/80; H.C.R.0. NO. 13261

i. DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM BOUNDARY AND CONSOLIOATION PLAN
LAKE STREET CONDOMINIUM, NASHUA, NH; 8Y: THOMAS F. MORAN, INC.
SCALE: 1°=50'; DATED: JULY 27, 1983; H.C.R.D. NO. 16205
. SUBDIVISION ANO CONSOLIDATION PLAN, NASHUA, NH; FOR: SOSTON AND
MAINE CORPORATION TO STEVE A. ANO CYNTHIA LG. HULL; 160 PINE STREET
NASHUA, NH; 8Y: JOSEPH M. WICHERT, LLS, INC; SCALE: 1°=20°
DATED: AUGUST 4, 1998; HC.R.O, NO. 29473

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LOT BZ/SHEET 92

LOT SE/SHELT 99

LOT 2/ SHEET 99

STREET DISCONTINUANCE PLAN ~ LOTS St, 35 & S9/SHEET 99

PALM STREET

NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE

OWNER OF RECORD: (LOTS 31 & 35)

THERESA CORRIVEAU REVOCABLE TRUST
J DAWN STREET
NASHUA, NH 03064

OWNER OF RECORD: (LOT 69)

PALMS EOCE tLe
P.O, BOX 94
HOLUS, NH 03049

: to = 20° DATE: NOVEMBER 27, 2019

Maynard & Paquette
Engineering Associates, LLC

Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors
31 Quincy Street, Nashua, N.H. 03060
Phone: (603)883-8433 Fax: (603)883-7227

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Exhibit A

NASHUA 16314 — East Hollis & Bridge Street Intersection Improvement Project

Scope of Work and Task Descriptions
Amendment 1
September 30, 2021

assess the project’s impact on local pollutant concentrations to assess conformance with
National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS).

Harris Miller Miller & Hanson Inc. (HMMH) will conduct a microscale analysis using
existing available vehicle mix data along with standard vehicle and meteorological
assumptions as the input variables to calculate emissions factors. MJ will provide
general oversight of HMMH’s schedule and work products and will review reports and
findings prior to submittal to the City and NHDOT.

Noise — The proposed alignment does not result in a substantial horizontal or vertical
alteration. The additional lanes being added consist of turn lanes, not through-traffic
lanes. Therefore, the proposed intersection improvement project is not a Type | highway
project and a noise impact study and abatement assessment will not be required. MJ will
document any horizontal and vertical alterations in the roadway alignment relative to
potential receptors. A qualitative discussion of why the project is not considered a Type
| project will be included in the NEPA document.

Water Quality — Potential water quality impacts will be evaluated and mitigation
measures will be designed to meet the City’s Stormwater Management Ordinances to
the maximum extent practical. Increases in pavement and stormwater runoff will be
quantified. The proposed drainage system will connect to the City’s existing separated
storm drain system. Permitting and compliance requirements pertaining to Alteration of
Terrain, MS4, and construction water quality will be identified.

Wetlands and Surface Waters — Jurisdictional areas were delineated during Phase 1 of
the project. It is assumed that the project will not impact the Merrimack River. Portions
of the project are located within the Protected Shoreland (within 250 feet) of the
Merrimack River and it is assumed that proposed work will require a Shoreland Permit
from NHDES. Preliminary impacts to the protected shoreland will be calculated and
described in general terms for the NEPA document.

Threatened/Endangered Species, Wildlife, and Fisheries Habitat —- MJ will request an
updated NH Natural Heritage Bureau (NHB) database review and the USFWS Official
Species List for the study area.

It is assumed that no coordination will be required for State listed species. It is
anticipated that the project will be eligible for review under the Federal Highway
Administration and Federal Railroad Administration Range-Wide Biological Assessment
for Transportation Projects for Indiana Bat and Northern Long-Eared Bat Programmatic
Consultation. MJ will complete the regulatory review determination key in the USFWS
IPaC webtool for NHDOT’s use in consultation with USFWS. NHDOT will provide MJ
with the USFWS concurrence letter for inclusion in the NEPA document.

Cultural Resources — Preservation Company (PC) and Independent Archeological
Associates (IAC) will complete required historic resource and archaeological surveys
(see attached scopes of work). MJ will provide general oversight of PC’s and IAC’s
schedule and work products and will review reports and findings prior to submittal to the
City and NHDOT.

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LOT JE/SHEET 99

LOT 6S/SHEET 99

Ena” N31°37'°55 E ——

261,21"
a SSP SF SIW

LOT 35/SHEET 99
12,480 SF

LOY S7/SHEET 99

EXISTING GARAGE
(3 SPACES)

: STONE BOUNG FOUND

° IRON PIN TO BE SET

e IRON PIN FOUND
ones EXISTING BUILDING

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LOF 29/SHEET 99

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4,775 SF

LOF 62/SHEET 99

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LOT S4/SHEET 99

LOT 67/SHEET 99

M05,50.29N ——

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LOT 58/SHEET 99
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PLAN REFERENCES: OWNER OF RECORD: (LOTS 31 & J5) OWNER OF RECORD: (LOT 69)
| 1. PLAH OF LAND EH SPALDING ON PINE AND PALM STREETS, NASHUA, NH THERESA CORRIVEAU REVOCABLE TRUST PALMS EOGE LLe
DATED: MAY 1882; H.0.R.0, NO. T4t 3 DAWN STREET P.O. BOX 94
2 REVISED LOT LINE RELOCATION, PINE STREET, NASHUA, NH NASHUA, NH 03084 HOLUS, NH 03049

: 27 = 20° DATE: NOVEMBER 27, 2019

Maynard & Paquette
Engineering Associates, LLC

Consulting Engingers and Land Surveyors
31 Quincy Street, Nashua, N.H. 03060
Phone: (603)883-8433 Fax (603)883-7227

FOR: RICHARD DONOVAN; 8Y: ROBERT NOLTE & ASSOCIATES
OATED: NOVEMBER 1978, REVISED 7/7/60; H.C.R.D. NO, 13261

J. DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM BOUNDARY AND CONSOLIDATION PLAN
CAKE STREET CONDOMINIUM, NASHUA WH; BY2 THOMAS & MORAN, INC.
SCALE: 1°= S07; DATEQ: HULY 27, 19A3 HORO NO 16208

. SUBDIVISION AND CONSOLIQANON PLAN, NASHUA, NH; FOR; BOSTON ANO
MAINE CORPORATION TO STEVE A. AND CYNTHIA 1.6. HULL: 160 PINE STREET
NASHUA, NH; BY: JOSEPH M. WICHERT, LtS, INC.; SCALE: 1"=20°
DATED: AUGUST 4, 1998; H.CRO. NO, 29473

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ABUTTERS:

LOT E9/SHEET 99
PALMS: EDGE UC
P.O. BOX 94
HOLLIS, NH O3049

LOTS 29, 31, J5 de JE/SHEET 99
THERESA CORRIVEAU REVOCAGLE TRUST
J DANN STREET

HASHUA, NH 03064~ 1924

LOT JO/SHEET 99

tAKE STREET BUSINESS CONDO'S
fo JOE YALENTE

465 MAIN STREET ~ SUITE 201
SALEM, NH 03079

LOT EZ7SHEEF 92

MATTHEW F. GERLACH

£9 OLD RUNMELLS BROCE ROAD
HOLLIS, HH 03049

LOF S/SHEET 99

147 VINE STREET, LLC
t47 VINE STREET
AASHUA, HH 03060

LOF S8/SHEET 99
MANUEL & HEXENA CORGA
15 NEVADA STREET
MASHUA, NH 03050-4530

LOT 7/SHEET 99
YENNFER SNOW

134 3/2 ASH STREET
NASIK, HH 03050
LOF S7/SHEET 99
STEV & CYNTHIA MULL
160 PINE STAEET
AUSHUA, NH O3060

LOIS 53, 54 & BS/SHIET 99
ISHUA_ HOUSING AUTHORITY

40 EAST PEARL STREET

NASHUA, HH 03060

LOTS 53, S54 & 65/SHELT 99
NASHUA HOUSING AUTHORITY
40 EAST PEARL STREET
NASHUA, NH 03050

LOT SE/SHEET 99

Si. LAURENT ONE FAMILY TRUST
7 MAPLELEAF DRE

NASHUA, WH O3062

LOT S7/SHEET 99

MARIA GUKOUMAKIS

2.0. BOX 634

WENDHAM, WH 03087

LOT 54/SHEET 99

LOF 65/SHEET 99

LOT J7/SHEET 99
b LOK JE/SHEET 99

LOT SESSHEET 99

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LEGEND

NOTES:

1. DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS: (ZONE: "RC")
LOT DENSITY: 12.5 (3,484 st)
LOT AREA: 5,000 SF
MMi. LOT WOTH: 50 FEET
MIN. LOT FRONTAGE: 50 FEET
MIN, LOY DEPTH: 75 FEET
MIN, YARD SETBACKS:
FRONT: 10 FEET
SIDE: 7 FEET
REAR: 20 FEET

2. PARKING FOR LOTS 35 (2 BUILDINGS) ANDO ADJACENT LOTS 29, 36 & J8
MIN, PARKING REQUIRED — 1.5 SP/JUNIT
LOT 35 ~ 18 UNS @ 1.5 SOAINIT = 27 SPACES
LOT 29 ~ 2 UMTS @ 1.5 SP/UMT = 3 SPACES
LOT 36 -— 3 UMTS 0 1.5 SP/UNT = 4.5 SPACES
LOT 38 - 3 UNITS @ 1.5 SP/UMT = 4.5 SPACES
TOTAL SPACES REQUIREG — 39 SPACES MIN.
TOTAL SPACES PROVIDED - 48 SPACES

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PLAN REFERENCES: SLL uo up vA [, MS EDG Ee”
8 4, PLAN OF LAND EH SPALDING OY PINE & PALM STRELTS, Y
& NASHUA, NH: DATED; MAY 1882; H.C.R.D, NO. 14t ma
IL 7 Pane acieee RE ARON, ae SIRE: A . “ PALM STREET & ASH STREET
DATED: MOVEMBER 1978, REVSEO 7/7/80; NORD. HO. 1I26t ~A vo
J. DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM BOUNDARY AND CONSOLIDATION PLAM /
LAKE STREET GONDGLINILN, NASHUA it BF: THOUS. F onan, ING, . “ NASH. UA, NE W HAMP. SHIRE
DATED: AUGUST 4, 908; NORD. WO. 2974 vrs PAS Oe ad
APPROVED BY THE CITY OF NASHUA PLANNING BOARD THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY AGREE TO PERFORM ALL OF THE HOLLIS, WH 05064
IMPROVEMENTS AS SHOWN ON THIS PLAN ANO AS CONDITIONED OR tte 40" DATE: NOVEMBER 27, 2019
STIPULATED BY THE NASHUA CITY PLANNING BOARD. ALL REQUIRED
SITE IMPROVEMENTS MUST BE COMPLETED OR GUARANTEED PRIOR TO 1 CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAN WAS PREPARED FROM maar Maynard & Paquette
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Proposed Amendment made in Budget Review 02-08-20 AMENDED
R-20-001

RESOLUTION

SECOND AMENDMENT TO R-18-001 “AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY
TREASURER TO ISSUE BONDS NOT TO EXCEED THE AMOUNT OF FIFTEEN
MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($15,500,000) FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER LOCATED AT 201 MAIN STREET”

CITY OF NASHUA

In the Year Two Thousand and Twenty

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen passed R-18-001 “Authorizing the Mayor and City
Treasurer to issue bonds not to exceed the amount of fifteen million five hundred thousand
dollars ($15,500,000) for the Performing Arts Center located at 201 Main Street” on February
13, 2018.

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen passed R-18-092 on December 11, 2018, which
amendment allowed borrowing for the design of the project prior to the raising of $4,000,000 in
private funds, including New Market Tax Credits, for the new performing arts center.

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen would like to further amend resolution R-18-001.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Nashua that the following paragraph of R-18-001, as amended by R-18-092, be further amended
by deleting the struck through language as follows:

No borrowing for the renovation or construction of a new performing arts center, except for costs
related to acquiring and securing (for safety and security purposes) the property anticipated to be
used as a new performing arts center and for the design of the new performing arts center, shall
occur until such time as the Mayor has determined that private funds, including New Market Tax
Credits, totaling at least four million dollars ($4,000,000), to be used towards such new

pees arts center, have been raised. Be eee ee Bee ee

our a 4-900-006 ate-This

SHOR shall expire on Gide 31, 2021 i in the event the $4, 000, 000i is not aised prior to
that date.

R-20-015

RESOLUTION

AUTHORIZING THE WAIVER OF CITY BUILDING PERMIT AND INSPECTION
FEES FOR THE RENOVATIONS TO THE NASHUA POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE
BUILDING AT 52 ASH STREET

CITY OF NASHUA

In the Year Two Thousand and Twenty

WHEREAS renovations to the Nashua Police Athletic League’s building at 52 Ash
Street has been selected as the 2020 “Building on Hope” project. Building on Hope is a New
Hampshire community organization of volunteers who work with builders, architects and
designers to provide physical improvements to facilities associated with non-profit service

groups.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Nashua that the City shall waive all City building permit and inspection fees for the renovations
to the Nashua Police Athletic League building at 52 Ash Street as part of the 2020 Building on

Hope project.

LEGISLATIVE YEAR 2020
RESOLUTION: R-20-015

PURPOSE: Authorizing the waiver of City building permit and inspection
fees for the renovations to the Nashua Police Athletic League
building at 52 Ash Street

ENDORSERS: Mayor Jim Donchess
Alderman Thomas Lopez

COMMITTEE . .
ASSIGNMENT: Budget Review Committee
FISCAL NOTE: An estimate of the building permit and inspection fees for this

project is between $1,400 and $1,800.

ANALYSIS

This resolution would authorize the City to waive all City building permit and inspection fees
related to the renovations of the Nashua Police Athletic League building at 52 Ash Street as part
of the 2020 Building on Hope project.

Building construction permit fees are established by ordinance, see NRO sections 105-21 and
105-22. The ordinances do not contain any general provision for a waiver of building
construction permit fees. NRO 105-21, B does contain a waiver provision, but it is not
applicable to this situation, as it provides for a discretionary waiver of fees to the extent of the
value of municipal public improvements or land dedication.

Approved as to form: Offic A. Counsel

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Date: LEELIALY G, Loar

0-20-0605

ORDINANCE

RELATIVE TO TITLES OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

CITY OF NASHUA

In the Year Two Thousand and Twenty

The City of Nashua ordains that Part I “Administrative Legislation”, Chapter 5
“Administration of Government”, Part 2 “Board of Aldermen”, Article II “General Provisions”
of the Nashua Revised Ordinances, as amended, be and hereby is further amended by adding the
new underlined section:

“& §-10.2. Titles of members of the board.
Members of the Board of Aldermen may choose to be referred to as Alderman,

Alderwoman, or Alderperson. Whenever possible, members of the Board of Aldermen
will be known collectively as Alderpersons.”

This legislation shall take effect following its passage.