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Mr. James Donchess, Mayor

City of Nashua Board of Mayor and Aldermen
February 22, 2022

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The City of Nashua Fire Department reviewed Ms. Adams’ proposed development,
luding access dri y, in ion with the filing of the frontage variance. The Cily of
Nashua Fire Department, through ils Fire Marshall, offered the following

@) The driveway would peed io meet the minimum width ofa fire lane which is 20 feet.

* The minimum of 20 feet needs to be maintained at all times. No parking signs woukd be
needed along the tosdway.

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February 22, 2022
City of Nashua Board of Mayor and Alderman
P.O. Box 2019
Nashua, New Hampshire 03061

Re: L- Deerwood Drive, Nashua, New Hampshire, Lot H-103
Request to Ailow Issuance of Building Permits under RSA 674:41

SUMMARY
Table 12
Fiscal Summary

Gross Property Tax & Auto
Registration Revenues $49,920

Municipal Costs

Police -$3,303

Fire -$2,538

Misl. -$2,000

School Costs -$9,500

Total Estimated Costs -$17,341
Net Positive Fiscal Impact +$32,579

it should also be noted the City receives Adequacy Aid from the State, which in
2021 totaled $51,546,000. Per student aid equals $9,917. Other qualified Aid
includes Free and Reduced Lunch payments of $1,893 per student, Special
Education $2,037, English learners $740 and Third grade reading $740.

Based upon the most recent enrollment projection data®, over the next four years

enrollments are expected to continue decline.

Estimated School Age Children

To determine the potential enrollment impact to the school system, the number of
children that may live in a development must be calculated; school age children
ratio (SAC). As previously noted, the complex will have 20 two-bedroom units.