Monitor Way

In December, the Monitor Way development team attended the Penacook Village Association's (PVA) annual meeting to learn about the latest issues facing the City of Concord, New Hampshire and Penacook. We appreciated the opportunity to listen to City Councilor Brent Todd, Deputy City Manager of Development for the City, Matt Walsh, and members of the PVA discuss topics important to the future of Penacook and the City. Our team fielded a few questions at the end of the meeting, chatted with attendees after, and vowed to return with project updates in the near future. Thanks to the PVA for allowing us to attend, and to Concord TV for covering the event!

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Link to Concord TV video: https://lnkd.in/eth3Egaz

ICYMI: "The developers want to build 650 housing units, as well as shops and self-storage in a project expected to cost north of $100 million.

The project is being proposed in several phases with one of the first being 100,000 square feet of retail and 250 market-rate apartments. Additional phases will include 120 workforce housing units, 70 condominiums, self-storage and 200 more market-rate apartments, according to its website.

The site has public access to the Merrimack River and more than 2 miles of walking trails."

Link to story: https://www.monitorwaynh.com/proposed-mixed-use-development-in-concord-gets-more-land/ #

For more media coverage of our project, visit our website: https://www.monitorwaynh.com/news/

The environment and our proximity to the Merrimack River is one of the greatest assets of this project. We will preserve 43 acres of the site, feature more than 4 acres of parks and open green space, allow public access to the river and create over 2 miles of walking trails that will interconnect with the existing river trail network.

We will comply with all state and federal guidelines and work closely with government officials during the construction period to ensure the riverbed is protected. The development itself will be set back at least 200 feet from the river, and we will have systems in place to prevent any change in runoff. There is also a unique bluff along the waterfront that provides a natural protective barrier.

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