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Word count: 1,231 words, Reading time: 4.9 minutes"Skip to content Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission Menu What’s NewAbout Us Executive Committee Full Commission Directions Contact Us CNHRPC Newsletter CNHRPC Language Assistance Plan CNHRPC Title VI Policy Requests for Proposals/ QualificationsLocal Planning Capital Improvement Programs (CIP) Master Plans Natural Resource Inventory Hazard Mitigation Plan Program Updating CNHRPC Region Hazard Mitigation Plans Important Hazard Mitigation and Emergency Planning Resources Natural Disasters in the Central NH Region Regional Planning CEDS Central NH Region Broadband Plan Central NH Regional Plan Warner River Corridor Management Plan Central NH Regional Housing AssessmentTransportation Planning Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) TAC Meetings & Agendas TAC Members Regional Transportation Plan Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) CNHRPC Public Involvement Plan Bicycle& Pedestrian Projects Concord Pedestrian Master Plan Suncook Valley Trails Plan West Central Rail Trails Plan Class VI Road Fact Sheet CommuteSmart NH Complete Streets Currier & Ives Scenic Byway NH Park and Ride Toolkit Road Surface Management System (RSMS) Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Transportation LinksBrownfields Program Process Overview Nominate a Site Project Sites Terms and Definitions Brownfields Advisory Committee External LinksGIS & Data What is GIS? Traffic Count Data Community Profiles & Demographic Data What’s NewRegistration Opens April 1 for the NH OPD Spring 2024 Planning & Zoning Conference on May 11The New Hampshire Office of Planning and Development (OPD) Spring 2024 Planning and Zoning Conference is a free, full day online conference on Saturday, May 11 from 8:45 am to 3:30 pm.The conference will have three tracks: Planning Board, Zoning Board of Adjustment, and Historic Preservation and Housing.For additional conference details including the agenda outlining each session by track, please see the 2024 Planning and Zoning Conference webpage.Engaging with New Hampshire DOT: A Guide to Public InvolvementDiscover how you can contribute to the development of your community’s transportation system with the New Hampshire Department of Transportation’s (NHDOT) guide on public involvement. Learn about the ongoing projects, how to participate in transportation planning, and the importance of your voice in shaping the future of transportation in New Hampshire. Your involvement matters! General Public | Department of Transportation (nh.gov)Mid-State Regional Coordinating Council “Ridership Survey” now live!The Mid State Regional Coordinating Council, as part of the Coordinated Transit and Human Services Transportation Plan update, is seeking the public’s input regarding access to transportation across the region. The Mid-State RCC region consists of Belknap County, Merrimack County (excluding Hooksett) and the towns of Hillsborough, Deering, and Windsor from Hillsborough County. This plan update will help to ensure that evolving transit and human service needs are continually met by the appropriate federal transit funding. Please help the RCC, CNHRPC, and Lakes Region Planning Commission by taking this survey! Take the survey here.CommuteSmart 2024 Spring Statewide ChallengeStarting May 1 this year CommuteSmart users will have the option to participate in the CSNH Spring Team Challenge! Join your coworkers and rise among the ranks to be New Hampshire’s best “smart commuting” company! More details will be available as the Challenge draws nearer. Create or sign in to your CommuteSmart NH account, update your profile information to include your current organization, and track sustainable trips. To prepare to participate visit the challenge page or visit our online platform or app in the Apple Store and Google Play. 2023 Traffic Count Data: Now AvailableTraffic counting is now updated for years 2013-2023 and can be found here.Source Water Protection Toolkit Now Available Online New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC) has issued an updated source water protection toolkit. The document provides information and resources to stakeholders on how they can better protect drinking water sources in their communities. An accompanying outreach guide is also available on the NEIWPCC website. The toolkit has 10 chapters and includes information on contemporary issues such as climate change and PFAS. Did you miss the 10-04-23 NHDES Source Water Protection Seminar? You can view the materials here. 2023 Planning and Zoning Legislative UpdatesDuring the 2023 session, the legislature enacted a number of pieces of legislation that affect local planning and zoning processes and regulations. In response, the New Hampshire Office of Planning and Development (OPD) and the New Hampshire Municipal Association (NHMA) have published a joint advisory, “Changes to Planning & Zoning Laws in 2023: A Guide for Municipalities” to assist land use boards and municipalities with how to implement HB 42, HB 252, HB 296, and SB 78.OPD has also published a 2023 Planning and Zoning Legislation Matrix, which details the effective date, what state statutes (RSA) are affected and links to the adopted language for all planning and zoning related legislation enacted in 2023.OPD and NHMA encourages municipalities to review the guidance memo with their planning staff, board members, and municipal attorney to become familiar with the requirements moving forward. For assistance or if you have any questions, please e-mail planning@livefree.nh.gov.CNHRPC Regional Housing Needs AssessmentCNHRPC has prepared the 2023 Regional Housing Needs Assessment. As part of the project CNHRPC worked with The NH Office of Planning Development, the eight other NH RPCs, and Outwith Studio to develop the NH Housing Toolbox. The Toolbox can be found at nhhousingtoolbox.org.To learn more about the project or to review the draft CNHRPC RHNA document please visit the project page. Central NH Regional Housing Needs Assessment.Approved 2025-2034 CNHRPC Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)The 2025-2034 CNRPC Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) was approved by the CNHRPC Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) on March 24th and by the CNHRPC Full Commission at their meeting on March 30th.The TIP is a culmination of work beginning in July of 2022 seeking confirmation of continued support for transportation projects in the current 2023-2032 NHDOT Ten Year Plan, and soliciting new projects for consideration in the upcoming 2025-2034 Ten Year Plan. Several new potential projects were proposed by CNHRPC communities, which were subsequently evaluated scored by the TAC over the course of the summer and fall. These projects and proposed funding allocations are described in the Draft TIP document and were forwarded to NHDOT on March 31st.Questions and comments can be directed to Craig Tufts at ctufts@cnhrpc.org or Mike Tardiff at mtardiff@cnhrpc.org, or by reaching us at 603 226 6020.2025-2034 TIPChanges to RSAs Governing Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment TimelinesThe NH Legislature has enacted several changes to Planning and Zoning RSAs that will impact how boards conduct business and timelines governing processes. Among these are the duration of time Planning Board’s have to act to deem an application complete and the consequences of missing such deadlines. Please see the summaries provided in the links below:A description of the changes: https://www.nh.gov/osi/resource-library/legislation/documents/opd-nhma-hb-1661-1021-advisory.pdf A table comparing the revised language to the previous language: https://www.nh.gov/osi/resource-library/legislation/documents/hb-1661-summarytable.pdf U.S. Census Bureau Releases 2020 Census Demographic Data Map ViewerThe U.S. Census Bureau has released an interactive data map viewer for a variety of 2020 demographic characteristics. Be sure to zoom in to see county- and tract-level data!2020 Census Demographic Data Map ViewerCNHRPC Regional Transportation Plan Corridor SpotlightsAs part of the RTP, eight regionally significant corridors throughout the region have been identified to examine closely for key demographic trends, recent and historic land use patterns, and specific transportation projects. Titled Corridor Spotlights, the draft versions of these can be seen below. Also available for viewing is a historical timeline of transportation development within the region. CNHRPC Regional Transportation Plan Draft Documents:Historical TimelineCorridor SpotlightsUS 202/NH 9 WestI-89 NorthI-89 SouthUS 3/US 4 NorthNH 106US 4 EastNH 28 US 3 South CNHRPC Community Profiles Have Been UpdatedThe CNHRPC Community Profiles have been updated with newly released 2014-2018 American Community Survey data! View them here! CNHRPC Member Communities Upcoming EventsContact Us28 Commercial Street, Suite 3Concord, NH 03301Phone: (603) 226-6020Fax: (603) 226-6023Email: admin@cnhrpc.orgQuick LinksCentral NH Regional PlanCentral NH Region Broadband PlanSuncook Valley TrailsTransportation Improvement ProgramCommuteSmart New HampshireCommunity ProfilesComprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) Copyright © 2024 Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission. All rights reserved. Theme Spacious by ThemeGrill. Powered by: WordPress."
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