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ORDINANCE O-21-081

; ; Head Forsythia Drive:
thence turning and running in a southerly direction along the center line of
Forsythia Drive to the intersection of Hibiscus Way: thence, turning easterly, then
southerly, running along the center line of Hibiscus Way to the intersection of
Cherrywood Drive: thence, turning in a westerly and southwesterly direction and
running along the center line of fCherrwood | Drive to Ridge f Road Buek Meadow

southeasterly thence. turning easterly and running along the center line of Ridge
Road to Salmon Brook: thence, turning southerly and running along the center
line of Salmon Brook direettern to the New Hampshire/Massachusetts state line;
thence, turning and running along the New Hampshire/Massachusetts state line in
a westerly direction to the Nashua City/Hollis town line; thence, turning and
running in a northerly direction along the Nashua City/Hollis town line to the
Nashua River; thence, following the Nashua River in a northeasterly direction to
the point of beginning.

F. Ward 6: Beginning at the intersection of Main Street and Lake Street and running
in a westerly direction along the center line of Lake Street to the intersection of
Vine Street; thence, turning and running in a northerly direction along the center

line of Vine Street to the intersection n of 1 Novae Street; dence, turaing ane

clone the eonter fine of Ash Street to Kinsley St Street: thence, turning and running

in a westerly direction along the center line of Kinsley Street to the intersection of
Badger Street; thence, turning and running in a northerly direction along the
center line of Badger Street to the intersection of West Hollis Street; thence,
turning and running in a westerly direction along the center line of West Hollis
Street to the intersection of the F.E. Everett Turnpike; thence, turning and running
in a southeasterly direction along the center line of the F.E. Everett Turnpike to
Main Dunstable Road; thence, running southwesterly along the center line of
Main Dunstable Road to Northeastern Boulevard; thence, running easterly along

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the center line of Northeastern Boulevard to Harris Road and continuing easterly
along the center line of Harris Road to East Dunstable Road; thence running
northerly along the center line of East Dunstable Road to the F.E. Everett
Turnpike; thence turning and running in a southeasterly direction along the center
line of the F.E. Everett Turnpike to the intersection of the Daniel Webster
Highway, Exit 3, southbound off ramp; thence, turning and running in an easterly
direction along the center line of the Exit 3, southbound off ramp to the Daniel
Webster Highway; thence, turning and running in a northerly direction along the
center line of the Daniel Webster Highway to Main Street; thence, turning and
running in a northerly direction along the center line of Main Street to the point of
beginning.

G. Ward 7: Beginning at the intersection of U.S. Route 3 and the New
Hampshire/Massachusetts border and running northerly along the center line of
the highway to Spit Brook Road; thence, turning easterly along the center line of
Spit Brook Road to Daniel Webster Highway; thence, turning in a northerly
direction along the center line of the Daniel Webster Highway to the Sagamore
Bridge and the Circumferential Highway; thence turning and running westerly
along the center line of the Circumferential Highway to U.S. Route 3; thence,
turning and running in a northerly direction along the center line of the F-.E.
Everett Turnpike to the intersection of the Daniel Webster Highway, Exit 3,
southbound off ramp; thence, turning and running in an easterly direction along
the center line of the Exit 3, southbound off ramp to the Daniel Webster Highway;
thence, turning and running in a northerly direction along the center line of the
Daniel Webster Highway to the point where it intersects with Main Street and
South Main Street; thence, continuing in a northerly direction along the center
line of Main Street to the intersection of Main Street and East Hollis Street

running ¢ alone the center “Line of East Hollis Street to the intersection of East

Hehis—Commerctat and Hudson Streets; thence turning onto Hudson Street and
running westerly to Commercial Street: thence, turning northerly and running
along the center line of Commercial Street to Temple Street: thence turning
easterly and running along the center line of Temple Street to the intersection of
Amory Street; thence, turning northerly and running along the center line of
Amory Street to Union Street: thence, turning easterly and northerly along the
center line of Union Street to Bridge Street; thence, turning easterly and running

along the center Jing at Bridge Street {0 Fernple Street anc continuing northery to

railroad tracks to the Nashua River-thenee-followine the center line of the

Nashva Merrimack River te and the Nashua City/Hudson town line; thence,
turning and running southerly along the Nashua City/Hudson town line to the
New Hampshire/Massachusetts border; thence, turning westerly along the New
Hampshire/Massachusetts border to the point of beginning.

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Ward 8: Beginning at the intersection of Main Street, South Main Street and the
Daniel Webster Highway and running in a southerly, then westerly direction
along the center line of the Daniel Webster Highway to the intersection of the F.E.
Everett Turnpike; thence, turning and running in a southerly direction along the
center line of the F.E. Everett Turnpike to the intersection of the Circumferential
Highway; thence, turning and running easterly along the center line of the
Circumferential Highway to the center line of the Daniel Webster Highway;
thence, turning and running southerly along the center line of the Daniel Webster
Highway to Spit Brook Road; thence, turning westerly along the center line of
Spit Brook Road to U.S. Route 3; thence, turning south and running along the
center line of U.S. Route 3 to the New Hampshire/Massachusetts state line;
thence, turning and running in a westerly direction along the New
Hampshire/Massachusetts state line to the intersection of the Brook Village Road
census tract; thence, turning north on Brook Village Road and running along the
center line of Brook Village Road to the intersection of Strawberry Bank Road:
thence, turning and running westerly along the center line of Strawberry Bank
Road to the intersection of the Strawberry Bank Road/Chadwick Circle connector;
thence, running northwesterly on the connector to Chadwick Circle: thence
turning northerly on Chadwick Circle and running along the center line to Bay
Ridge Drive; thence turning northwesterly and running along the center line of
Bay Ridge Drive to the paved walkway connecting Bay Ridge Drive and Oak Hill
Lane; thence, turning onto the paved walkway and continuing in a northerly
direction along the center line of the walkway to the intersection of Oak Hill
Lane; thence, continuing northerly and running along the center line of Oak Hill
Lane to Spit Brook Road: thence, turning westerly and running along the center
line of Spit Brook Road to the intersection of East Dunstable Road; thence,
turning and running in a northerly direction along the center line of East
Dunstable Road to Lamb Road; thence, turning westerly and continuing along the
center line of Lamb Road to Searles Road and continuing westerly along the
center line of Searles Road to the intersection of Salmon Brook; thence, turning
northerly and continuing along the center line of Salmon Brook to the intersection
of New Searles Road; thence, turning northeasterly along the center line of New
Searles Road to the intersection of East Dunstable Road; thence, continuing
northerly along the center line of East Dunstable Road to the F.E. Everett
Turnpike; thence, turning and running in an easterly direction along the center
line of the F.E. Everett Turnpike to the intersection of Main Street, South Main

Street and the Daniel Svebs ster Hi Highway. Daniel Webster Highway: thencer taming
wayte the

point tof beginning,

Ward 9: Beginning at the intersection of Harris Road and East Dunstable Road
and running in a southerly direction along the center line of East Dunstable Road
to New Searles Road; thence, turning southwesterly along the center line of New
Searles Road to the intersection of Salmon Brook; thence, continuing southerly
along the center line of Salmon Brook to the intersection of Searles Road; thence,
turning easterly along the center line of Searles Road to the intersection of Lamb
Road; thence, continuing westerly easterly along the center line of Lamb Road to
the intersection of East Dunstable Road; thence, continuing easterly seuthwesterly

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then-southerly along the center line of East Dunstable Road to the intersection of
Spit Brook Road; thence, continuing easterly along the center line on Spit Brook
Road to the intersection of Oak Hill Lane: thence turning and running southerly
along the center line of Oak Hill Lane to its end and an intersection with a paved
walkway connecting Oak Hill Lane to Bay Ridge Drive, and running along the
center line of the walkway to its intersection with Bay Ridge Drive; thence
continuing in a southerly and southeasterly direction and running along the center
line of Bay Ridge Drive to Chadwick Circle; thence turning in a southerly
direction and running along the center line of Chadwick Circle to the intersection
of the Strawberry Bank Road/Chadwick Circle connector; thence turning easterly
onto the connector and continuing in an easterly direction along the center line to
Strawberry Bank Road; thence, continuing along the center line of Strawberry
Bank Road _ to the intersection of Brook Village Road; thence turning southerly
and running along the center line of Brook Village Road to the Massachusetts
state line; thence, turning and running in a westerly direction along the New
Hampshire/Massachusetts state line to the intersection of Wins Read-thence;

Meadow Read Salmon Brook: thence, turning northerly along the center line of
Salmon Brook to the intersection of Ridge Road: thence, turning westerly along
the center line of Ridge Road to the intersection of Cherrywood Drive; thence,
turning northerly and running along the center line of Cherrywood Drive to the
intersection of Hibiscus Way: thence turning northerly and bearing westerly along
the center line of Hibiscus Way to Forsythia Drive; thence, turning in a northerly
direction and running along the center line of Forsythia Drive to the intersection
of Conant Road; thence turning northeasterly on Conant Road and running along
the center line of Conant Road to the intersection of Main Dunstable Road;

Conant Read+e- Main Dunstable Read: thence, turning and running in a
northeasterly direction along the center line of Main Dunstable Road to
Northeastern Boulevard; thence, turning and running in a southeasterly direction

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along the center line of Northeastern Boulevard to Harris Road, then continuing
easterly along Harris Road to East Dunstable Road and the point of beginning.

Notwithstanding any changes in the ward boundaries, the City and Ward officers serving in
office, or elected to office, at the time of passage of this ordinance shall continue in said offices
until the end of the terms for which they were elected. Any elections to fill vacancies in the
General Court shall be held on the basis of the ward lines as they existed for the election of
November 3, 2020, until the effective date of the New Hampshire General Court's redistricting
following the 2020 U.S. Census. Any State Representative or State Senator in office on the
effective date of this act does not lose his or her eligibility for that office because of the changes
in ward boundaries made by this ordinance.”

LEGISLATIVE YEAR 2021

ORDINANCE: O-21-081
PURPOSE: Relative to the revision of ward boundaries
ENDORSER(S): Mayor Jim Donchess

Alderman-at-Large Lori Wilshire

COMMITTEE
ASSIGNMENT:

FISCAL NOTE: None.

ANALYSIS

City Charter § 3 provides that at least as often as each recurring federal census, the board of
aldermen shall review the ward boundaries and, if necessary to comply with the Constitutional
requirement to equalize populations, shall, by ordinance, re-divide the city into nine wards. A
public hearing on the proposed ward boundaries shall be held not more than 30 days before its
adoption by the board of aldermen, at such time and place as the board of aldermen shall direct,
and notice of such public hearing shall be published at least 30 days in advance of the hearing by
the city clerk. In addition, informational meetings shall be held in all wards proposed for
boundary changes not more than 30 days before the vote. All wards shall be composed of
contiguous and compact territory, as nearly equal in population as possible, and bounded by
natural boundaries, street lines, railroad tracks or other easily identifiable physical features.
Notwithstanding any changes in the ward boundaries, the elected ward officers in office at the
time of the re-division of city wards shall continue in said offices until the end of the terms for
which they were elected.

Approved as to form: Office of Corporation Counsel

By:

Date:

Graham, Donna

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From: LOR] LAMBE RGR
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2021 2:06 PM

To: Board of Aldermen

Subject: Mask Mandate

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unknown.

Please review the email | sent to my Ward Alderman, Patricia Klee, earlier today. She suggested that
we send emails to the entire BOA. | please ask that you NOT recommend a Mask Mandate in the
City of Nashua. We should have the freedom to make this chcice and can still be considerate of our
friends and neighbors. A mask mandate will also be detrimental to businesses in the City as some
people will chose to support business in neighboring towns that do not require masks.

Thank you for your email. While | respect your decision to support the mask mandate, | must ask that
you consider not supporting it.

COVID is going to be with us for a long time and we cannot continue to live as we are. My family has
done everything that was asked of us... vaccinated {boosters today}, wash our hands, stay home
when sick, social distancing. We cannot continue to walk around with a mask which is unhealthy to
breathe in our own carbon dioxide. The flu has been among us for many years and there is a new
strain every year that unfortunately does result in death for some, but there has never been a mask
mandate for the flu.

My fear is that the BOA will keep the mask mandate in place for an unnecessarily extended period of
time (as they did this summer) after it was no longer needed. | do appreciate your request for
measurable triggers rather than a group of non-medical professionals (no disrespect) deciding if we
continue to wear a mask.

| will respect your vote when the mask mandate is brought before the BOA but | think it is important
that you know how your constituents feel.

Regards,

Lori Lambert
32 Columbia Avenue

Graham, Donna

From: Maureen Dwye Qian

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2021 3:22 PM
To: Board of Aldermen
Subject: Mask mandate

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Hello, Members of the Board of Aldermen. | write to express my hope that Nashua will re-institute a mask mandate for
all indoor locations. Although | have had both doses of the Pfizer vaccine and a booster, | have continued to wear my
mask indoors. It gives me additional protection, and provides additional protection to the people with whom | come in
contact. | understand that it is not a guarantee that | will not contract or transmit Covid, but it is a small way in which |
can contribute to keeping the community safer. | do not see it as an imposition or a restriction on my liberty.

| believe that it is important that the city take this step, rather than relying on the owners and operators of businesses to
do so. If all businesses are required to follow the same rules, those businesses that wish to impose a mask mandate will
not be seen as “the bad guys” by people who prefer not to wear masks.

Happy and healthy holidays to all.
Maureen Dwyer

12 Chester St.
Nashua, NH. 03064

Graham, Donna

From: Christina C Qa

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2021 4:15 PM

To: Caron, June; Clemons, Benjamin; Dowd, Richard; Gathright, Linda; Lu, Elizabeth; Jette,
Ernest; Kelly, Shoshanna; Laws, Brandon; Lopez, Thomas; O'Brien, Michael (Alderman);
Cleaver, Skip; Schmidt, Jan; Wilshire, Lori; Tencza, David

Ce: Klee, Patricia; Graham, Donna

Subject: Please Support R-21-202

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unknown.

Dear Board of Alderman,

We are writing in support of R-21-202. This area is used by all of Nashua as well as several other
communities. This is ALL of Nashua’s backyard, especially for those who do not have other green space in
which they can enjoy nature. The development would have many negative impacts on the park, including
impacts to the wildlife in the area.

In addition to the birds, squirrels, and chipmunks, we have seen fox, owls, rabbits, raccoons, and even turkeys
within the Barker property. In the days following the recent drilling to test the land within the property, we
watched two racoons climb over the fence and into the Wellington Street area. With the little green space we
have left, the wildlife has nowhere to go and will be forced to wander toward nearby streets and
neighborhoods, where they likely will not survive and may cause danger to traffic and citizens. With weeks left
to approve this bond, please consider moving forward with this resolution.

Thank you,

Dave Smith and Christina Conti
21 Columbia Ave