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Board discusses standardized historic-style street lights for downtown

Town of Manchester Design Advisory Board · February 4, 2026
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Summary

Board member Ray Nevin presented a concept to standardize freestanding, historically styled street lights to create a uniform downtown appearance; he is discussing the proposal with the Planning Commission.

In 'Other Business' at the Feb. 4 meeting, Design Advisory Board member Ray Nevin outlined a lighting concept intended to create visual uniformity in downtown Manchester.

Nevin described the idea as a standard, historically styled freestanding light fixture that new developments could use to harmonize streetscape appearance. He said he is currently speaking with the Planning Commission about the concept; the board heard the outline but recorded no formal motion or directive at the meeting.

Board members did not vote on the concept; the discussion was recorded for future consideration and potential coordination with the Planning Commission and developers.