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Salem Bike-Ped Corridor
ITS Phase Two EECBG
ITS Phase One-FHWA
Haigh Ave - Phase One
Depot Intersection Project
Fixed Route Regional Bus
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Depot Train Station
Economic Revitalization Zone
Traffic Data ITS System
Town Hall LED Lighting
Fiber Network
SUMMARY PROJECTS
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- Planning & Building

Site Plan Review Regulations
Commercial Landscaping Awards
Canobie Lake Park parking lot expansion
Jay Gees Ice Cream
Planning Board Approvals-2011
Subdivision Regulations
31 Stiles Road
23 Keewaydin Drive
Site Plan Amendments-2012
Sidewalk Master Plan
Sign Permit Application
Bill Valentine Park
Demoulas/Market Basket
Glenridge Senior Apartments
Stormwater Management for Homeowners
Dunkin Donuts
Development Handbook
Tuscan Market
Design Guidelines
Clough Farm Workforce Housing
Depot Village Overlay District
Open Space Report
9 Northeastern Blvd.
Rail Trail Plan
Land Use Regulation Changes
Design Guidelines Article
Aldi Food Market
Town Forest Management Plan
Planning Board Approvals
Annual Reports
Birches Academy
Planning Board Approvals-2012
1378 Realty
Zoning Map
Rockingham Park Casino
Zoning Ordinance
Rockingham Toyota
Burlington Self-Storage
Krishna Hindu Temple
Planning Board Customer Service Survey
Enterasys
NHDES Applications
Thur Ken II
Impact Fees
Cumberland Farms
Zoning Amendments 2013
2013 Meeting Calendar
Duck Pond Subdivision
Dialysis Treatment Center
Osomor
Sal's Pizza
Andover Corporation
Docmanor Park
Stone Bridge Estates
Sal's Pizza

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Planning & Building

General info

Lead department: Community Development
Project manager: Bill Scott

Project details

The Planning Board adopted the Rt. 28 Bike-Pedestrian Corridor Study (known as the Rail Trail Plan) on August 21, 2012. A copy of the Study is available at the link below.

Associated links and files

Salem Bike Ped Trail Plan May 29 2012.doc