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citizens of Nashua such as being able to use it at crime watch meetings, Ward meetings, NFR, Public Health, teachers,
DPW, even if it's not a police service, if there is a language barrier to include our hard of hearing and deaf residents, we'll
be able to use this service. It's a very progressive piece of technology. It's an application driven technology.
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Donna Graham, Legislative Affairs Manager
Time is up.
President Wilshire
Times up.
Laurie Ortolano
Time to move on. Thank you.
President Wilshire
| don't see anyone on Zoom that has requested to speak. Do you Donna?
Donna Graham, Legislative Affairs Manager
| do not.
President Wilshire
Okay moving on.
COMMUNICATIONS REQUIRING FINAL APPROVAL
From: Mayor Jim Donchess
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Laurie Ortolano
Well | came in and there was no sheet. Nobody came and picked it up.
President Wilshire
Yeah they did.
Laurie Ortolano
Could | ask for public comment?
President Wilshire
You'll get three minutes. Go ahead.
Laurie Ortolano
Thank you. I'm rather disappointed by the letter that was just...
Alderman Caron
Name and address please.
Laurie Ortolano
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From: Matthew Sullivan, Planning Manager
Re: Referral from Board of Aldermen on Proposed R-21-170, Relative to the Approval of the Imagine Nashua 2021
Master Plan
From: Lisa M. Fauteux, Director of Public Works
Re: Referrals from Board of Aldermen — R-21-165, R-21-166 and R-21-169
There being no objection, President Wilshire accepted the communications and placed them on file.
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Alderman Dowd
Yes Dan Hudson has a question online.
President Wilshire
Oh, Mr. Hudson?
Dan Hudson, City Engineer
No, | don't. If my hand is raised, that's a mistake. | apologize.
President Wilshire
Oh, okay. Nice to see you anyway. Okay. Seeing no more questions, I'd like to thank you, Mr. Talente and Director
Marchant, Director Cummings, and everyone involved. Director Cummings did you have something to add?
Tim Cummings, Economic Development Director
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Kyle Talente, President of RKG Associates
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Alderman Lopez
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shopping and say okay this is not an ideal location for that type of housing. You can pay the value differential and then
we'll use this money to try and invest in other projects that are better located and better served.
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creates. And so based on our analysis, and you can see here in our slide, our recommendation would be anything under
10 units, you don't require inclusionary because the impact would be financially substantial. Between 10 and 25, you
target 10% inclusionary 26 to 115, and then over 120% inclusionary. Now, the reality here is there are multiple ways to do
that and hopefully we'll continue this conversation after this presentation with ways that we could do that.
