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ManchesterMOVES Annual Meeting of the Members 2013
May 16, 2013
MANCHESTER MOVES, INC. 2013 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
May 22, 2013 – 5:30 p.m.
Offices of Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green PA
v Welcome and Declaration of Quorum – Bob Dastin and Dean Williams
v Treasurer’s Report – Court Klein
v Report on Piscataquog Bridge Design & Final Construction Timeline – Jessica Chambers
v Update on South Manchester Rail Trail – Jessica Chambers
v Report on Future Scheduled Activities – Bob Dastin and Dean Williams
v Member Concerns and Comments
v Adjournment
v Annual Meeting of the Leadership Team (immediately following adjournment of the Annual Meeting of the Members)
July 1, 2011
Manchester MOVES Minutes of the Annual Meeting 2011
July 1, 2011
Manchester MOVES 2011 Annual Meeting
June 13, 2011
Manchester MOVES Annual Meeting will be held Monday, June 27th, 2011 at 5 PM at wedü, 20 Market Street, Manchester, NH. All are invited to attend and encouraged to bring their questions and comments regarding the trails within the City. Hope to see you there!
Hippo Press Q&A with Co-Founders Bob Dastin and Dean Williams
May 27, 2011
Jeff Mucciarone of the Hippo talks with ManchesterMOVES co-founders on where the organization is now and what they are doing to move forward with the trail system in Manchester.
Trail Updates are In....
September 13, 2010
Piscataquog Trail:
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City of
Manchester
solicited statements of qualifications for consulting engineering firms for the evaluation and design of the trestle bridge and the remaining 1,500 feet of trail yet to be completed. The most qualified consultant, Hoyle, Tanner and Associates, Inc. was selected and is scheduled begin their site evaluation and structural inspection in October 2010.
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Beckett Family Services spent close to 100 hours cleaning and maintaining the trail from the Hands Across the Merrimack Bridge to the
Parker Street
underpass.
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Additional community service is scheduled to begin weeding and trash pickup from
South Main Street
across the
Merrimack River
and south onto the Riverwalk on 9/18.
Rockingham Trail:
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Reclaimed asphalt has been crushed and laid along portions of the Rockingham Trail to provide for a smoother, more passable surface. This asphalt came from nearby City construction activities and has saved the taxpayers money on disposal fees, while improving the usage of the Rockingham Recreational Trail.
South Manchester Rail Trail:
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The City is participating in ongoing discussions with the Airport and the NH Department of Transportation about the completion and the final route planning for the South Manchester Rail Trail from Goffs Falls Road to Harvey Road and through to Londonderry.
Manchester Moves Marches into the Holidays
December 14, 2009
The snow was falling, but that didn't stop the fans, friends and members of Manchester Moves from showing their support on December 5th in the 2009 Christmas Parade. We were happy to be part of this wonderful city event and thank all those that joined us in the festivities. Check the site often to see where we'll be next and we'll look forward to seeing you there with us. Happy Holidays!
Piscataquog Trail Updates
September 22, 2009
The latest portion of the trail has been paved and completion is nearing. Abutters have taken the time to plant evergreens and flowers, welcoming pedestrian and bicycle traffic along this beautiful trail.
Derry Rail Trail
September 22, 2009
Mark Connors of the Derry Rail Trail Alliance reported the they have just completed an additional .6 miles of paving along the proposed Salem to Concord Rail trail corridor in Derry. "We're working on the final 1.5 mile link to the Windham Rail Trail and then will turn our attention to the additional .5 mile of railbed in Derry to complete a South to North Derry Rail trail from Windham to Londonderry."
We appreciate the update and look forward to linking with this trail via the South Manchester Trail.
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