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Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Municipal Services, Facilities, and Infrastructure Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the Court Street drain replacement project, authorizing the city manager to negotiate and execute necessary permanent easements and temporary access agreements. They also reviewed and recommended the execution of a utility easement for the Guitar Homes Cottage Court project. Additionally, the committee received a report on a traffic safety study for School Street. While the study did not support immediate traffic calming measures like speed bumps, it recommended lowering the speed limit to 25 miles per hour. The committee approved moving forward with this speed reduction ordinance and continued monitoring of the street.
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The City Council convened to address several matters including the recognition of the Family Resource Center and a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week. Public hearings were held regarding zoning amendments at 0 Howard Street, the legal alteration of Thompson Road to reflect accurate property boundaries and infrastructure, and status updates on Community Development Block Grant projects for Roosevelt West Housing and the Cedarcrest Center facility study. The Council discussed and acted upon infrastructure requests involving school zone traffic, water and sewer utility ownership, and construction site safety. Significant discussion occurred regarding fiscal matters, including the acceptance of a fire safety grant, the implementation of free downtown parking during construction, and the consideration of ordinances affecting events and data center development.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
Municipal Services, Facilities, and Infrastructure Committee Regular Meeting
The committee held a regular meeting to address several infrastructure and service items. The primary focus was a presentation regarding traffic safety concerns and a requested traffic study for School Street due to speeding and pedestrian safety issues. The committee moved to refer this request to staff for further report. Additionally, the committee reviewed a petition regarding city ownership of water and sewer infrastructure at a new cottage court community development on Court Street, which was discussed in the context of maintenance responsibilities, water quality standards, and utility billing procedures.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting
Keene City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed several proclamations and conducted public hearings related to road alterations and community development grants. Key discussions included nominations for municipal committees, requests for traffic studies, and the review of infrastructure petitions. The council received a presentation on city-wide property revaluation and a report on cybersecurity measures for municipal water and wastewater systems. Furthermore, actions were taken to authorize collective bargaining agreements, accept donations, endorse an Opportunity Zone expansion nomination, and progress various municipal construction projects and design concepts.
