The City of Manchester is seeking competitive bids for design-build construction of a new skate park at Wolfe Park and related site improvements on Harvell Street. The work includes demolition, concrete and shotcrete skate-park construction, parking and sidewalk improvements, storm-water upgrades, utility relocations, and traffic-calming measures. The 15-month contract requires substantial completion by October 1, 2027, and final completion by October 31, 2027.
Parks, Recreation and Cemetery Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed detailed staff reports regarding ongoing recreation programming, capital projects, facility improvements, volunteer initiatives, and cemetery maintenance operations. Key discussion topics included the status of various athletic facilities, plans for summer events, updates on grounds and forestry work, and personnel staffing. Additionally, the commission formally approved a proposal to name the local tennis courts in honor of Coach Mark Telge.
May 11, 2026·Board meeting
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The City of Manchester is seeking competitive bids for design-build construction of a new skate park at Wolfe Park and related site improvements on Harvell Street. The work includes demolition, concrete and shotcrete skate-park construction, parking and sidewalk improvements, storm-water upgrades, utility relocations, and traffic-calming measures. The 15-month contract requires substantial completion by October 1, 2027, and final completion by October 31, 2027.
Highway Commission Meeting Minutes
The meeting featured a comprehensive review of departmental reports from Engineering, Solid Waste Management, Environmental Protection, and Facilities. Engineering discussed the status of various road resurfacing, intersection, and trail projects, noting concerns regarding current budget funding levels and downtown walkability improvements. Solid Waste Management reported on successful cleanup initiatives and cost-saving measures in metal hauling. Environmental Protection provided updates on permit negotiations, infrastructure upgrades including the Cemetery Brook Drain Tunnel, and successfully obtained approval for sewer abatements and backflow preventer requests. Facilities reported on ongoing school and library renovation projects, including roof replacements and boiler designs. Personnel updates and budget status for the upcoming fiscal year were also briefly addressed.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
Highway Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed operational updates from various departments including Solid Waste Management, Engineering, Environmental Protection, and Facilities. Key topics included the status of trash and recycling contracts, ongoing infrastructure and sidewalk improvement projects, sewer abatement approvals, and personnel staffing challenges. Concerns were also raised regarding snow obstruction of fire hydrants and sidewalks.
Mar 5, 2026·Board meeting
Manchester Planning Board Public Hearing Meeting
The board discussed several land use and development applications. Key topics included a site plan for a medical center and office building involving an offsite improvement package, the redevelopment of two lots into a coffee shop and a gas station/convenience store, and a conversion of former office space into five residential units. Additionally, the board addressed a site plan amendment for site improvements at the Queen City Center and considered extension requests for previously approved subdivision and site plan applications.
