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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward

and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now

negatively affected.
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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward

and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now
negatively affected.

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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. it is time to move forward
and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now
negatively affected.

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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting In a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward
and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now

negatively affected.

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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward
and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now

negatively affected.

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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons.and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a: nulsance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
“pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward
and permanently remove the barriers and Support the hundreds of businesses that are now
negatively affected.

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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a _ nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward

and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now
negatively affected.

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City of Nashua

Purchasing Department
Administrative Services Division (603) 589-3330
229 Main Street - Nashua, NH 03060 Fax (603) 594-3233

May 11, 2022
Memo #22-276

TO: Mayor Donchess
Finance Committee

SUBJECT: Software Maintenance: Cartegraph in the amount not to exceed $110,000 funded from
54407 Software Maintenance/General Fund and 71228 Computer Software/ Wastewater
Fund

Please see attached communications from Nick Miseirvitch, ClO, dated May 4, 2022 for project specific
details related to this purchase. Below please find a summary of the purchase approval request:

Item: Annual Renewal of Software Maintenance for Cartegraph to cover the 7/29/22-
7/28/23 term

Value: $110,000

Vendor: Cartegraph

Department: 122 Information Technology & 169 Wastewater
Source Fund: 80% of contract to be funded by 54400 Software Licensing/ General Fund
200% of contract to be funded by 71228 Computer Software/ Wastewater Fund

Ordinance: Pursuant to § 5-84 Special purchase procedures. A/(7) Purchases under extensions
of contracts when no price increase exceeds 10% per year.

The Administrative Services Division: Information Technology, and the Purchasing Department
respectfully request your approval of this contract.

Regards,

Kelly Parkinson
Purchasing Manager

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Petition for PERMANENT
Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a_ nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward
and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now
negatively affected.

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Removal of the Barriers

When COVID hit our community and strict mandates existed, our restaurants were struggling
and there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
safe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
progressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
the barriers are now a nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
pers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward
and permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now

negatively affected.

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