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Select Board Schedules Hearings On Proposed Capital Improvement Plan

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By Paul Hayes Verified
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
LYNDON — The Select Board on Monday scheduled public hearings in August and September on a revised capital improvement plan that town leaders hope to adopt later this summer. Consultant Heather Carrington recommended the schedule as the next step toward meeting state requirements for a Step 3 Center Designation, which requires municipalities to adopt a formal capital improvement plan. kAm%96 3@2C5 G@E65 c\_ E@ 9@=5 AF3=:4 962C:?8D @?
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Lyndon Select Board Backs Downtown Crosswalk Improvements

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By Paul Hayes Verified
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
LYNDON — The Lyndon Select Board signaled support Monday for moving ahead with design work on Depot Street crosswalk improvements, including curb extensions, brighter pavement markings and additional signage, as part of a state-funded effort to improve pedestrian safety in downtown Lyndon. Planning Administrator Tracy Bodeo presented preliminary concepts for the project, which is the second phase of a Downtown Transportation Fund grant awarded last year.
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Select Board Considers Tax Relief For Downtown Housing Project

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By Paul Hayes Verified
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
WHITEFIELD — Whitefield selectmen appear poised to grant five years of property tax relief for the redevelopment of the long-vacant 12 King Square building, rejecting developer AHEAD’s request for the maximum 11-year incentive allowed under New Hampshire’s downtown revitalization law. Following nearly two hours of discussion on June 22, the board reached a consensus in favor of the standard five-year term available under RSA 79-E.
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