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Committee members also asked for periodic updates on the status of the planned sale of the Sununu Center, which could affect second‑year budget assumptions. Committee staff said they would ask the Department of Administrative Services, which is managing the sale, for status reports to share at future meetings.

Chris Shea of the Legislative Budget Assistant's office (LVA) told the committee that the community college system had provided the detailed project list the capital budget requested but that the LVA had overlooked including it in the meeting packet. Shea said the community college representatives were present but that their detailed spreadsheet will be provided as a late item and included in the quarterly capital report (CAP 25‑006).

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn; members approved by voice vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Capital Project Overview Committee (06/30/2025)","oneSentenceSummary","The Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee set its next meeting for Sept. 29, asked for a Health and Human Services briefing on a closed‑loop referral system, requested progress updates on the Sununu Center sale, and noted a late detailed capital report from the community college system will be circulated.","taxTitle","Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee, House of Representatives, Committees\t, Legislative, New Hampshire","taxId",29589,"location","New Hampshire","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":42,"_43":78,"_45":78,"_46":79,"_48":80,"_50":81,"_52":82,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6512636,"Committee approves toll‑credit use to fund regional planning, bus terminal upkeep and a Keene intercity‑bus pilot",1080000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5107721-6066229d2583e00582a44431200ea1fe&start=1080&end=1080","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5107721-6066229d2583e00582a44431200ea1fe/thumbnail_1080000.jpg","/articles/6512636/New-Hampshire/Committee-approves-tollcredit-use-to-fund-regional-planning-bus-terminal-upkeep-and-a-Keene-intercitybus-pilot","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6512636-805dbd20cb124eb52107b20a19c3577f/orig.mp4?Expires=1775030520&Signature=TqCO2iJ-MB2kbDg03bqcj~-GNi74nKlvhedRrnjGD832s1Aw0ls2j1uMb4yvvu-BiWf9BQ-MvMYya8FIJQHuphG6J8RmMchhGmRXvojG6IiOZgMlm~hvBID65GN7jzPW-~AEb6mRtE3oNzQicZ4x2bg71UPHAa2vuhsgYHkiN-ADt6WgIzwdVEVM0ZWIkDle1H9V~rzZzI~cIo8tIFfswQruABw9H8a52FvOxAkPVVq1tOd-EoVgOwdXZp9Mu~pjYWWz11-Ux27oLuMC4ld9U~hwnf7KJG6m8mhw8dBGQck9ppF96oHgrGDD9GFDuSzPvIQLgoexTA~BPS3rxFHglA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Danielle Chandanay, director of finance, and Shelley Winters, director of the Division of Aeronautics, Rail and Transit, briefed the Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee on two biennial requests to use Turnpike toll credits as match for federally funded transportation projects.

The first approved item (CAP 25‑007) would apply toll credits to State Planning and Research (SPR) transportation planning. Winters said the credits support the development of the 10‑year plan, regional planning commissions (RPCs), GIS work and asset and performance management within the department.

\"This request includes roadway and bridge inventory requirements that we're required to report on annually to the federal government,\" Winters said in response to a committee question about coordination with the state's Granite (GIS) data system.

The committee next approved CAP 25‑010, a $2,405,000 request in total credits to meet match requirements for multiple transit activities. Winters described four components: upkeep of seven state‑owned bus terminals (with some work expected to be procured via contracts subject to Governor and Council approval), continued funding for regional mobility managers, a statewide transit assessment (last updated in 2018), and a pilot to expand intercity bus service to Keene.

Winters said the Keene pilot would be funded with federal dollars that require a 50/50 match; the $1.8 million figure discussed in the meeting was described as the estimated subsidy over the pilot period. \"The way the Federal Transit Administration works is that 50/50 participation ratio is on the net cost,\" Winters said. Staff said they plan to issue an RFP in the next 6–8 months and hope to start service next July.

Committee members asked for ridership and trend data on existing routes (for example Concord to Littleton, Berlin and Conway) and for regional services such as Carroll County Transit; Winters said the department would provide historical ridership from 2019 to present and distribute it to committee staff.","The committee approved two biennial requests to use Turnpike toll credits for statewide transportation planning (CAP 25‑007) and for a package of transit activities including bus terminal maintenance, regional mobility managers, a transit assessment and an intercity Keene pilot (CAP 25‑010).",{"_33":86,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":87,"_41":88,"_43":89,"_45":90,"_46":91,"_48":92,"_50":93,"_52":94,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":95,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":96,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6512639,"Franconia Notch State Park seeks $754,000 for deferred‑maintenance projects; committee approves",645,726000,1371000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5107721-6066229d2583e00582a44431200ea1fe&start=726&end=1371","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5107721-6066229d2583e00582a44431200ea1fe/thumbnail_726000.jpg","/articles/6512639/New-Hampshire/Franconia-Notch-State-Park-seeks-754000-for-deferredmaintenance-projects-committee-approves","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6512639-58d9d78e4d9a879328a03cdef37ee641/orig.mp4?Expires=1775030520&Signature=O10asHAGXzWSK990Kt-CACDoRAe~kBEzeBNlQ9FCe8u2wGRAnfxlO8~7TXYsj6Gga21c4t6wHpBPQ0tasZdwqZR3SWeflY-w89meQO3-n1VCzujgbZBpMZIhyLYfaHmClDbtVkf-1bcKrywnF8uHWv3DWAz~QmyGUZ46pwHHj5zpAwrvdYMF~yUvtANJQT4443F2E3BsMIptynBLqpXVwTzFBkyU0x6EbXUR9T1zccslyAf-R4o9d3PaW8aBisa8rwuiZmzbOztpeAtwfXBnpq2jho7T5vh9oLvvzNQDBbUXkYsM-gIDH3~RHElJ1H-h3aWPQv2JPvhx3nQ0GTE8~w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jace Worth, general manager of Franconia Notch State Park and the Cannon Mountain Ski Area, asked the Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee to approve $754,000 in maintenance capital to address deferred maintenance across the mountain.

Worth said the request covers four main categories: exterior repairs to lodges (doors, windows, siding), lift maintenance (including a bull wheel bearing replacement and a haul‑rope replacement on the Zoomer lift), snowmaking improvements (including 6‑inch steel pipe replacements on Rock Garden and Gremlin trails and a programmable logic controller update for pumps), and equipment purchases for the maintenance fleet (an automotive tire bead/balance machine, overhead doors and a small lift for the maintenance garage).

\"Presently, we, between heavy equipment and small vehicles, our single automotive mechanic services over 20 vehicles, but as a registered shop for the state, he oversees maintenance for well over 50 vehicles on an annual basis,\" Worth said, adding that the purchases would improve efficiency.

A motion to approve the request was made and seconded; committee members voiced assent and the motion carried.","Franconia Notch State Park requested $754,000 in maintenance capital to address building envelope repairs, lift maintenance, snowmaking upgrades, and shop equipment; the committee approved the request.",{"_33":98,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":99,"_41":100,"_43":101,"_45":102,"_46":103,"_48":104,"_50":105,"_52":106,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":107,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":108,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6512644,"Officials say legislative parking garage will be erected quickly; occupancy targeted for March 17, 2026",543,306000,849000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5107721-6066229d2583e00582a44431200ea1fe&start=306&end=849","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5107721-6066229d2583e00582a44431200ea1fe/thumbnail_306000.jpg","/articles/6512644/New-Hampshire/Officials-say-legislative-parking-garage-will-be-erected-quickly-occupancy-targeted-for-March-17-2026","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6512644-73d0253d51fd4bd748b1ebc200bd8f5a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775030520&Signature=XErzuNhInAapfenhMeP~e7kV-l~ualmDJrDGGXh2vf2FiTT3V6pSu2AbFC9g9GxPToN5SKrx-fFBPgf38cN8OHf6Q5r66o5CX2sH39-yxP9PzL-UQYX3Q-5VApVutz0j9kL2H5VCBZmE6RT2aeYMp~i2DJhHGA-gxXuHT7Fp6h2ZyGL27ZQ6bdu1ntsdt6QZNo0o8i2E6OiAqs7kIe4YEj6KXl1UqleFnRDyT7kVQrtH7QKHpgX-sJtNNLqVzpqGr22OCjBgOObJ4v1MaknukGX4~DDI6SfAXYthiQ5vD4krjx2bWqZqkb6UuZp8kWiMT0fSWFn26HNZPN8MVwmKpQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Terry Poff, chief operating officer for the General Court of New Hampshire, told the Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee that panels for the new legislative parking garage are under construction in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, and erection on site is expected to begin in July or August.

Poff said the precast, prestressed concrete panels are being produced by a company in Pittsfield and that panel deliveries and on‑site assembly will rapidly change the current worksite. \"You're gonna see from what it is now with the ramps and the walls to a complete garage within 3 or 4 weeks,\" Poff said. He added that the garage will not be functional until the planned occupancy date of March 17, 2026, when the state will take possession and seek occupancy permits.

The project is intended to create a secure facility with 409 parking spaces, Poff said. He described security cameras throughout the structure and an exterior repeater to improve campus communications. \"It's on schedule. We've done our due diligence at every juncture,\" he said, while noting the team has undertaken extra engineering checks because of work near Burns Hospital.

Committee members asked about traffic and delivery logistics during panel deliveries. Poff said crews will install oil‑and‑water separators and utility vaults at the garage exit and that there will be short rolling closures of Capitol Street while tractor‑trailer deliveries are staged. He said some panels will be stored in South Concord, and crews will deliver what is needed each day.

Committee members also raised whether electric‑vehicle charging stations would be provided inside the secure facility for public use. Poff said the project includes conduits and electrical service pads sized to allow future installation, but no charging equipment has been installed and the general court will not be responsible for providing chargers. \"We planned for a pad, and we planned for the infrastructure within the garage to be able to accommodate it at a future time if it's desired by future policymakers. But right now, there's no charging,\" he said, and added that curbside charging on adjacent streets would be a municipal decision.

Poff said the project team will deliver a construction schedule to committee members and that panels should begin arriving on site this summer.","Terry Poff, chief operating officer for the General Court of New Hampshire, updated the Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee on construction progress, delivery logistics and charging‑station planning for the new legislative parking garage.","actionData","errors"]

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