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Elm Street Middle School Feasibility Study
Purpose of the study
With the closure of the Elm Street Middle School on the horizon, the City of Nashua has engaged planning consultant, Marvel, to conduct a feasibility study which will analyze the highest and best future use of this public land. The nearly 9-acre school site, which sits just one block away from the Downtown Main Street corridor, and historically served as the city’s “South Commons”, is of strategic importance for the City of Nashua. The study will include evaluating the historic school building for potential adaptive re-use, exploring the potential preservation of the Keefe Auditorium, and establishing parameters for site-wide redevelopment including a range of new uses. This survey and your responses will help to inform the strategies and concepts developed in the next phase of the planning study.
Survey
Your input is important to the future of this site. Please take a moment to fill out the survey below.
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Documents
The first community meeting was held March 30, 2022 both on zoom and in City Hall Auditorium with about 50 participants. The slide deck that was used and the feed back from that meeting are linked below.
March 30, 2022 Community Meeting - Presentation
The document below contains the results of the March 30, 2022 community meeting.
March 30, 2022 - Community Meeting Feedback Results
The second community meeting was held July 11, 2022 both on zoom and in City Hall Auditorium with about 30 participants. The slide deck that was use is linked below.
July 11, 2022 - Community Meeting - Presentation
For further information about this project please contact Tim Cummings at cummingst@nashuanh.gov or Amy DeRoche at derochea@nashuanh.gov