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Manchester Heritage Commission approves annex modifications, loading dock and egress at mill annex
Summary
The Manchester Heritage Commission approved a regular review for alterations to an annex at a mill complex that include a new pedestrian entrance and a loading dock tied to a planned freight elevator; the applicant said the elevator work represents roughly a $500,000 building investment.
The Manchester Heritage Commission on Oct. 22 approved a regular-review building permit application for the annex at 150 (Tax Map 276) that will add a new pedestrian entrance and canopy on the east side, and a loading dock with canopy on the west side to serve a planned freight elevator.
Commissioners said the work is intended to restore use to an underused south annex of the mill complex and to provide egress and freight access for a larger redevelopment of the building. The applicant described a planned freight elevator and associated changes as the primary driver of the alterations.
Applicant Brian Ladd, director of property management and development for DECO, told the commission the elevator and related alterations are “about $500,000 investment in the building to be able…
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