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Redevelopment of 11 Terara Boulevard (Sheridan Hotel) into a charitable gaming facility (Gate City Casino) with a hotel renovation, parking garage, and associated site and off-site traffic improvements.
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$5,000,000Aug 7, 2026Lebanon plans five small single-family modular homes at 0 Barrows Street in the Pattern Zone, with City-owned land split into four compliant lots and residual acreage retained. The Heritage Commission has granted a Certificate of Approval for the architecture; the City has not yet chosen among two modular manufacturers but aims to start quickly and finish by year-end, using some state funds with deadlines and targeting under $400,000 per unit. Modular home vendors, site/civil engineers, and trades can pursue the remaining manufacturer decision, infrastructure build (shared driveways, pump station), fencing, and future add-ons like garages or solar for buyers.
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$2,000,000Jul 22, 2026Keene plans a large change order with McFarland Johnson for right-of-way engineering and property acquisition services for the Lower Winchester Street corridor reconstruction. The City Manager is asked to execute a contract change order up to $1,338,000 for surveys, title reports, appraisals for about 53 parcels, negotiations, closings, and related work, funded 80% by federal funds and 20% by the City. This confirms McFarland Johnson’s central role in a multi-year federally funded corridor project, creating follow-on design, construction, and community engagement needs.
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$1,338,000Jul 9, 2026Council approved a supplemental appropriation of up to $771,150 for the Airport Taxiway A Extension project and a transfer of up to $19,300 from the Airport Fund Balance to cover the City’s 2.5% share. The total project cost is now expected to be about $4.7 million after bids came in higher due to oil and asphalt prices; FAA will fund 95% and NHDOT 2.5%. Although the bid has already been received and a low bidder identified, this provides current intelligence on scope, funding, and timing for firms interested in airport work and future phases or related projects.
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$4,696,132Jul 1, 2026Roadway reconstruction and signal upgrades along Terara Boulevard and Spitbrook Road, including widening, adding turn lanes, and improving Route 3 interchange ramps.
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$5,000,000Aug 7, 2026Keene will issue a change order up to $1,338,000 to McFarland Johnson for additional engineering on the Lower Winchester Street 40666 reconstruction, now a roughly $16 million NHDOT‑assisted project (80% federal/state, 20% local). The change covers extended design, ROW acquisition (expected to take about two years), and bridge replacement prep. Construction vendors, utility relocators, and right‑of‑way service providers should track this multi‑year corridor and bridge project as it moves from design to acquisition and then bid letting.
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$1,338,000Jul 16, 2026Lebanon is holding a public hearing to appropriate up to $2,050,000 for planning, design, permitting, subdivision, construction, sale, and disposition of a new Barrows Street housing development. The City Manager would also be authorized to seek up to $1,700,000 in loans to supplement existing NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs grant funding and serve as the City’s authorized representative. This signals a funded, multi-phase housing project where the city will need design, engineering, construction, legal, and disposition support, and may soon move from planning dollars to specific procurements.
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$2,050,000Jul 15, 2026Lebanon is holding a July 15, 2026 public hearing to appropriate up to $2,050,000 for planning, design, permitting, subdivision, construction, sale, and disposition of five new housing units on a city-owned Barrows Street parcel. The City will combine existing InvestNH/Housing Infrastructure grant funds with up to $1,700,000 in short-term construction loans, then sell the units, with proceeds returning to a redevelopment fund. The project already has Planning Board approvals, site work, modular design from Preferred Building Systems, and updated cost estimates, so the City is moving into full construction procurement. Builders, modular suppliers, trades, lenders, and housing consultants should engage on construction packages, financing, and eventual sales support.
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$2,050,000Jul 15, 2026The July 1 agenda schedules discussion and a July 15, 2026 public hearing to apply for a Public Facilities CDBG grant and adopt an Anti-Displacement and Relocation Plan for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central and Northern New Hampshire. This grant is a major funding piece for the new childcare facility project at 6 Aldrich Avenue and related improvements. Grant-writing, compliance, and environmental review consultants, as well as construction firms familiar with CDBG requirements, can engage as Lebanon finalizes the application and prepares for grant-funded design and build work.
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$2,050,000Jul 1, 2026USDOT has solicited proposals to provide Essential Air Service at Lebanon Airport starting December 1, 2026, and received bids from Boutique Air, Cape Air, and Contour Airlines. On July 1, 2026 the Council heard presentations from all three carriers to form a recommendation to USDOT, with comments due by July 2. This is an active federal carrier selection where airport, ground handling, marketing, and travel-industry vendors can support whichever airline is chosen, and competitors can study service patterns and subsidy levels now on the record.
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