Public hearings held tonight; June 6.
May 23, 2013 12:57 am EDT | Updated Jun 20, 2013 12:40 am EDT
The Concord City Council will hold a public hearing about the Complete Streets project, a multi-million project to redesign and improve Main Street in Downtown Concord.
The hearing will be held at 7 p.m. at the council chamber on Green Street.
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This is the first of two public hearings to discuss the project. Another public hearing will be held at 7 p.m. on June 6.
In between, the council will hold work sessions at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 28, Wednesday, May 29, and Thursday, May 30, in order to fine tune the project and get everything in order before plans need to be submitted to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
If you've missed some stories and blog posts about the project, there are some links below. The main website for information is here . The latest design PDF is also attached to this post and also available at this link .
Is It Time To Pull the Plug on Main Street’s Complete Streets Project? With Apologies To Jonathan Swift Re-Thinking Transportation Modes Cycling - Chicken or Egg First? Concord's Dead-End Street The Mayor and Concord's Main Street Interesting Developments at Main Street Meeting OP/ED: Downtown Concord Improvement Committee Should Look at All Options Danger Ahead: Novice Cyclists Beware - Main Street is Not for You TELL US: How Do You Get Downtown? Readers Overwhelmingly Reject Main Street Water Fountain Concept Main Street Fails Complete Streets for TIGER Grant Funding Community Conversation About Downtown Concord TELL US: Should a Water Fountain Be Constructed at the Statehouse? Complete Streets Committee Member Attempts to Stifle Discussion A Message for the Complete Streets Committee TELLS US: Are Lack of Pocket Parks a Problem in Downtown Concord? Gorillas in the Room Interesting Developments at Main Street Meeting TELL US: Is a Roundabout Needed on Concord’s Main Street? Who’s Driving Who Down Main Street? Main Street Project: A Done Deal Council Accepts Downtown Recommendations The Concord Monitor Just Doesn't Get It Three Lanes Means Less Parking on Main Street It's Back: Three Lanes for Main Street Was Concord's Mayor Not Disclosing Business Relationship a Conflict? Mayor Bouley Ignores Conflict of Interests Laws Concord Mayor Denies Conflict of Interest with Downtown Developer The Bus Just Rolled Over Concord Main Street Merchants When Main was More than Just a Street Are You Really Sure You Know What’s Planned For Main Street? Bouley Names Committee to Look at Improving Downtown Concord Community Conversation About Downtown Concord POLL: What to do with Main Street? Concord Lands $4.71M in Fed Money Council Accepts Re-Thinking Main Street Report