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DOT to hear Plymouth public comments Oct. 20 on draft 10-year transportation plan; town named a state 'housing champion'
Summary
Staff told the board New Hampshire DOT will hold a public hearing in Plymouth on Oct. 20 to collect input on the draft 10-year transportation plan, and Joseph reported the town was recently designated a state "housing champion," which could confer preference for certain state funding over the next three years; specific programs and amounts were not specified.
At the start of the meeting, planning staff announced that New Hampshire Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing in Plymouth on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. at the public library to solicit comments on the agency's draft 10-year transportation plan, including projects that were cut from the draft such as work at Smith Bridge Road and North Main Street.
Joseph, the planning staff speaker, also informed the board that the state recently designated Plymouth a "housing champion," a status that may give the town preference for some state funding decisions over the next three years; he said the specific programs or funding amounts tied to the designation were "not specified" and that the state would follow up with scheduling for a formal proclamation.
Both announcements were presented for information; no formal board action was taken on either item at the meeting.
