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The Finance Committee discussed transferring ownership of the Colonial Theatre from Belknap Economic Development Committee (BEDC) to the City of Laconia as the original contract ends. There is no purchase price, but the city will assume ongoing obligations, including condo association dues and about $5.7 million remaining on a $6.7 million, 25-year bond. Retail units will be sold by BEDC, with roughly $140,000 expected to be repaid to the city. This transfer sets up future needs for facilities management, capital planning, and financial modeling for the theatre as a major city asset.
NHDOT briefed the Board on a federally funded rehab of the Route 104 bridge over the Pemigewasset River between New Hampton and Bristol. Work will replace pavement, waterproofing membrane, expansion joints and repair the concrete deck, with complex traffic control to maintain access. The project will advertise in August 2026, with construction summer 2027 and a budget of about $1.7M. Heavy civil, traffic management, and construction services firms should track this as the bid window approaches.
Gilmanton is drawing $915,434 from its Infrastructure Repairs & Upgrades reserve to reimburse 2026 road project costs. Work includes multiple paving jobs, White Oak shoulder gravel, sidewalks, and a Loon Pond Road bridge. Wolcott Construction and M A Bean Associates are the primary contractors, with Alta Construction providing equipment rental. This confirms active multi-vendor road work and points to future phases, additional streets, and bridge or sidewalk needs that could require more construction, engineering, or materials support.
On May 26, 2026 the City Council approved the Purchase and Sale Agreement transferring ownership of the Colonial Theatre at 609 Main Street from 609 Main Street, LLC to the City of Laconia. The agreed purchase price is 8,117,653.39, fully offset by an existing promissory note, and the city will continue to pay bond principal and interest (over 450,000 combined in FY27) plus 60,000 in condo association fees, with maintenance and management costs not yet included in those figures. A renegotiated management agreement with Spectacle Management is in place, and the Council also approved a new Colonial Theatre Advisory Board structure and purpose statement effective July 1, 2026, with the City Manager and Spectacle each having non-voting designees and a member of the public serving as chair. While the acquisition itself is finalized, this establishes a long-term need for facility maintenance, capital planning, event programming support, and potentially technology, security, and marketing upgrades, creating an incumbent-follow-on opportunity for vendors serving performing arts centers and municipal venue management.
5-year contract for copier/printer services.
Purchase of 17 rifle-grade body armor plates for police officers.
The Board approved an agreement with Northpoint Engineering to design a new fueling station and prepare RFP specs for the Highway Department. Current 1,000-gallon tanks are aging, poorly documented, and may be replaced with two 500-gallon tanks plus new pad, cover, readers, and reconfigured electrical, with total project cost discussed up to $250,000. Design is underway with funding from the Highway Block Grant and recovered audit funds, signaling an upcoming construction and fueling system procurement once plans are complete.
Purchase of Microsoft Surface Pro kits, DellPro rugged laptop micro systems, and two laptop tops for flexible use.
The Board reviewed paving bids and accepted the recommendation to use Peckham Corp (formerly GMI) for a $271,902 paving purchase order. They asked the DPW lead to come in to discuss which roads are being paved, noting Blake Hill Road is not on the current list. This confirms Peckham as the incumbent for this year’s paving while suggesting ongoing planning for road priorities and possible adjustments.
Acceptance of funds returned by the New Hampshire Interlocal Trust for health insurance reimbursement.
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Government Agencies in Belknap County, New Hampshire
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Woodland Heights Elementary School
Winnisquam Regional School District
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Winnisquam Early Learning Center
Town of Tilton
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Town of New Hampton
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Town of Center Harbor
Town of Belmont
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Town of Alton
Tilton-northfield Fire District
Tilton Police Department
Tilton Northfield Water Precinct
Sanbornton Police Department
Sanbornton Central School
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