Minutes

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Cable Television Advisory Board

There being no objection, President Wilshire confirmed the new appointments of the following individuals to the
Cable Television Advisory Board: Steve Buxton, 70 East Hollis Street, Nashua; Lauren Byers, 9 Riverside Street,
Nashua; Joseph Fay, 28 Officer James Roche Drive, Nashua; and Gregory Rodriguez, 141 Ledge Street, Nashua,
all with indefinite terms.

Oath of Office administered by Corporation Counsel to Joseph Fay.

Cultural Connections

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Mayor Donchess

Well | have to look to see what the appointment status is and | will consider anybody who's | think is qualified.

Alderman Sullivan

So anybody that is interested should be...

Mayor Donchess

No there has to be there | believe a partisan balance here too. | don't believe that more than two people can be members
of the same party out of the three.

Alderman Sullivan

Correct. That's right. Okay, thank you.

Alderwoman Kelly

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Oath of Office administered by Corporation Counsel

There being no objection, President Wilshire declared that the Joint Convention now arise.
Appointments by the Mayor

Cultural Connections Committee

Deepa Mangalat (reappointment) Term to Expire: February 28, 2025
18 Wild Rose Drive
Nashua, NH 03063

There being no objection, President Wilshire accepted the Appointment by the Mayor as read and referred her to
the Personnel/Administrative Affairs Committee.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEE

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My name is Albert Mueller. I’m from the (inaudible) at the north end. First about the Chelsea barriers. In my opinion,
they're a very ugly sight.

Number two - about the cost of it. We heard - | don't Know the figures but we heard it's very expensive and not only does
it cost a lot of money to erect them, it costs just as much money to remove them again. Why should the taxpayer pay for
that? If the business or the restaurants profit from it.

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we have a Police Department for that. We don't need to expand. We don't need to shut off lanes of travel because we
can't control traffic and speed.

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Sonia Prince

| thank you all because | know your job isn't easy and you're doing a great job. You know rolling with the punches as they
come. So | hope we keep doing that with reasonable expectations. Thank you.

Charlene Saleski

Thank you all for taking the time to listen to all the objectives, and positives, and negatives represented to you. Charlene
Saleski, 9 Hill Street, Nashua, New Hampshire.

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Now the Board of Aldermen want to make a Nashua arts and cultural plan. However as a taxpayer, I'm saying no. With
the current Performing Arts Center being shoved down the taxpayers’ throat, | do not think any more money should be
going to the arts. Last night the Budget Committee voted to make a trust for the Court Street. Bottom line is that the
taxpayers will continue to foot all the expenses on this building plus and all the while getting in very little funds from the
two tenants in return.