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Residents outraged over lost parking spaces in downtown renovation

September 03, 2024 | Milford Boards & Committees of Selectmen, Milford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire


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Residents outraged over lost parking spaces in downtown renovation
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the ongoing renovations in downtown, particularly the impact of the oval upgrade project on parking availability. The project is set to eliminate 16 parking spaces, raising concerns among community members about accessibility in the area.

Participants highlighted specific locations affected by the changes, including the library and the post office, where several parking spaces have already been lost. One official noted that at least seven or eight spaces are now missing in front of the post office, and similar reductions have occurred at 15 Amherst Street.

The discussion revealed frustration over the lack of communication regarding these changes, as many were unaware of the parking restrictions that resulted from the recent restriping by the state and town. As the renovation progresses, officials will need to address these parking concerns to ensure that residents and visitors can still access essential services in the downtown area.

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