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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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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

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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
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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
ind there was a need for intervention downtown. The barriers were incorporated to create a
afe dining environment and open the area back up for patrons and employees. As we have
»rogressed through COVID and people are back to work and restaurants are at full capacity,
he barriers are now a_ nuisance. The traffic, lack of parking, and inconvenience has shop-
yers avoiding the area, resulting in a significant loss of business. It is time to move forward
ind permanently remove the barriers and support the hundreds of businesses that are now
1egatively affected.

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City of Nashua

Information Technology Department (603) 589-3300
Administrative Services Division Fax (603) 594-3434
229 Main Street - Nashua, NH 03060

To: Ms. Kelly Parkinson

Purchasing Manager, City of Nashua

229 Main St

Nashua, NH 03061-2019
Date: May 4, 2022
Re: Cartegraph Annual Software Maintenance
This request is for the 1-year renewal required for the continued operation of Cartegraph.
Funding is split 80% IT and 20% DPW Waste Water Treatment Facility.
Funding: IT Software Maintenance 22.1.500 — 54407 for $88,000

WWTE Software 69.6200.950-81700-1040.69.19.30-71228 for $22,000.

Sincerely,

Nick Miseirvitch
CIO, Information Technology

Cc: Kimberly Kleiner, Director of Administrative Services

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.

Printed Name Signature Address

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