Completed and/or Discontinued Projects
733 Main Street | Status |
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Summary Please visit the 733 Main Street Information and Updates page for information and project updates. |
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Benchmark Assisted Living Facility | |
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The property as previously permitted in 2008 and in subsequent minor modifications to those permits) is comprised of 4 assessors' parcels that comprise approxima North Hanover Fire SubstationStatus Summary During the 2021 annual town meeting, an article approving $550,000 for planning funds for this project was passed.
View information and status updates. Funding The Architect/Designer has been selected, and the contract has been executed with Saccoccio & Associates Architects. A Design Charette is scheduled to take place in a hybrid format with both attendees at Town Hall as well as remote attendees via Zoom on December 8, 2022. The Perc Test failed, therefore the project will not be moving forward. 2023 Annual Town Meeting voted to approve Warrant Article 20 which rescinded the borrowing authorization for this project. tely 38.8 acres located on the east side of Washington Street (Route 53). The property is approximately 1 mile south of Route 3 and proximate to the Hanover Mall. The prior permits allowed for the construction of four new buildings and the reuse of one existing office building. The Target retail store (Building "A" in the permit), Retail "B" anchored by Pet Smart, and the office building reuse were constructed shortly after the permits were issued. The permit included a proposed restaurant on the southern end of the site. The permit was modified in 2018 to allow a bank instead of a restaurant. The bank is currently being constructed. The 2008 permit allowed for a 16,826 sf retail building (Building "B") which was never constructed. The current request is to allow the addition of an approximately 43,000 sf parcel (1143 Washington Street) to the property and to construct a 97-unit, 115-bedroom assisted living facility instead of the previously proposed retail building on the now combined property.
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Community Preservation Committee Transportation Restorations | Status |
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Summary The project will fully restore three items; a mid to late 19th-century horse-drawn hay wagon and two small 19th Century horse-drawn sleighs. These items have histories of use and ownership in Hanover and the surrounding Towns. Once the proposed restoration is completed, the Historical Society plans to display the items in the Drummer Samuel Stetson House Lower Barn and Phillips Carriage House.
Funding Appropriate $9,500 U.S. dollars from the Town’s Community Preservation Fund. |
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Hanover Fire Headquarters Upgrades | Status |
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Hanover Middle School HVAC Upgrades | Status |
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Summary This project aims to modernize components and make improvements for long-term reliability and operation.
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Hanover Police HVAC Upgrades | Status |
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Summary This project aims to modernize components and make improvements for long-term reliability and operation.
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North Hanover Fire Substation | Status |
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Summary During the 2021 annual town meeting, an article approving $550,000 for planning funds for this project was passed.
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Town Hall Upgrades | Status |
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Walnut Hill Project | Status |
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Summary This project consists of roadway modifications, such as bump-outs and traffic islands aimed at roadway narrowing, speed control, and more cautious driving behavior, on Dillingham Way. Previous projects in the area were focused on improving three (3) intersections along Woodland Drive.
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