Joe St Clair

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September, 2019

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Supported a comment by Ron Shaw on Manchester Transit-Oriented Development Plan 3 years, 11 months ago
Ron Shaw
Wish list item: Would love to see a kayak area setup along the river front. Many nice areas of the river in the city, but this would make an ideal drop point.
Supported a comment by Mike Gioia on Manchester Transit-Oriented Development Plan 3 years, 11 months ago
Mike Gioia
Although a lower income area, I feel this is not a reason for the neighborhood to be neglected. The roads in this area are crumbling, the parking for the bike oath has been commandeered for construction staging area, and the sidewalks are over in with trash and weeds. A better maintained neighborhood would make the neighborhood feel safer and look nicer to visitors to our city. Low income or not.
Supported a comment by Brenda Noiseux on Manchester Transit-Oriented Development Plan 3 years, 11 months ago
Brenda Noiseux
To piggyback on to this, having a safe way to cross the river to access the West side (not just connect the bike trails) would be great as Queen City bridge is not the most bike friendly.
Supported a comment by Matthew Grote on Manchester Transit-Oriented Development Plan 3 years, 11 months ago
Matthew Grote
Having a connection to the water front cycle path from Elm Street, somewhere in between Granite St and Queen City Ave would be nice. Currently, you can connect via entrance behind Delta Dental Stadium or you have to cross the wide and busy Queen City Ave to connect to the trail at Sundial Ave to the South. Perhaps utilize Hancock St next to the Elliot to make a connection?
Supported a comment by Zachary Swick on Manchester Transit-Oriented Development Plan 3 years, 11 months ago
Zachary Swick
Make the Queen City Ave bridge more pedestrian and bike friendly.
Commented on Manchester Transit-Oriented Development Plan 3 years, 11 months ago
At least 2 of the 'fancy' arched streetlights (left and right of Dunkin) are missing the whole 'light' part. Also not sure if these are supposed to be free-swinging? Noticed them bobbing around last winter.