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Project #9 3.4.12 fiecho Riverwalk Coc Picnic Shelters Final Report@/ June 30, 1995 ooo 0" TT PJM0 Z > IN C00171 PlOgram NfEw This report concerning Phase I elements of the Cochecho Riverwalk picnic Ihelter project was funded in part by a grant from the Office of State Plan- HT @ing, New Hampshire Coastal Program, as authorized by the National Oce- 168 1nic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Grant Award Number D68 C63 1qA370ZO277. '99, c2 "IW I I I TABLE OF CONTENT I I I Narrative I Project Summary I Renderings and Maps I Photos I Selected Press Coverage I .Interim Reports I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Narrative I I I I I I I I I I NARRATIVE The City of Dover was awarded supplemental NH Coastal Program Funds to construct two picnic shelters and amenities at the Cochecho Riverwalk. The NH Coastal Program provided to the City of Dover matching funds during the 1994 - 1995 budget cycle to establish the Cochecho Riverw alk, located at Henry Law Park. The picnic shelters were identified as one of many elements by the Cochecho Riverwalk Master Plan. The shelter design was donated by Lassel Architects of South Berwick, Maine. The structures are post and beam with cedar shingle roofs. All who viewed the structures have been impressed by them. I I I I I I I I I Project Summary I I I I I I I PROJECT SUMMARY Two new picnic shelters were constructed at the Cochecho Riverwalk. Picnic tables,, trash containers, handicap accessible walkways and charcoal grills are included. A water line was installed to provide water at the shelters as well. The project was most fortunate to receive labor from International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. 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C) In CL ro n rD w ID w CL (D cn w 'D CL ID to ID (D iiov (D cr ocu ID (D < @o w (DW 0 co zr C)0 RIVERFEST '95 A CELEBRATION OF DOVER HISTORIC WATERFRONT DISTRICT FAMILY BARBECUE Henry Law Park, Dover Saturday, July 15, 1995 Rain or Shine Family Activities Family Barbecue 2pm-5pm Sponsor: McIntosh Personnel Historical Walking Tours & 5pm-7pm Exhibits - Storytelling Presented by Dover Fire Dept. Martial Arts Demonstrations Adults - $6.00 Giant Twister - Pool Garnes Children under 12 - $3.00 Face Painting - Dunking Booth Showtune Review by and more . . . Garrison Players Showstoppers Ethnic Heritage Tales Riverfest '95/Cochecho Arts Festival Concert Sponsor: GFS Manufacturing 7pm-9pm Presentation of Waterfront Redevelopment Showcase Music by Mid-Life Crisis, Classic Rock Tickets for Barbecue Available at: Dover Chamber of Commerce First NH Bank Dover Fire Department Dover Library Riverfest Underwritten by Putting Families ISO FIRST First NH Bank Dover Chamber of Commerce 'A, I I I I I I I I Interi*m Reports I I I I I I I I I I 0 . - C STEVEN J. STANCEL A. 288 Central Avenue Director Dover, New Hampshire 03820-4169 TEL: (603) 743-6008 FAX: (603) 743-6097 TTL TUba of Pufarr, @K6a 'amps4iirr DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COCHECHO RIVERWALK INTERIM REPORT DECEMBER 31,1994 Several tasks which were partially completed during the summer were finished this Fall. The electrical conduit system which will supply power to the lighting system has been completed. The fall planting consisted of trees supplied by Salmon Falls Nursery of South Berwick, Maine. Five park benches were install ed by Conversion Products Inc. of Rochester, NH. Conversion Products specializes in the use of recycled products. The slats for the benches are made from recycled plastic milk containers. An eighteen by twenty foot cantilevered scenic overlook was constructed with volunteer labor and the materials were provided at cost by Star Lumber Company of Somersworth. The Washington Street sidewalk improvements have been substantially completed. The new granite vertical curb, concrete sidewalk, underground electrical system and lights have been installed. Additional electrical work needs to be completed before the lights are operational. Plantings are scheduled to be done in the Spring to finish the project. Fundraising has begun for Phase II of the riverwalk. GFS of Dover has donated $1,000; First NH Bank has committed to donate $7,500; and the Dover Lions Club has committed up to $4,000 to the project. Printed on 100% Recycled Paper Inscribed bricks have gone on sale for individuals and families which will become a permanent part of the proposed brick plaza. Fund raising is being conducted by a joint City and Dover Chamber of Commerce Riverwalk Committee. Mike Lassell of Lassell Architects in South Berwick, Maine, has donated their services to design the picnic shelters. The design will incorporate Victorian features reminiscent of the period when textile manufacturing in the mills dominated downtown Dover. The former Clarostat Building, a prominent feature on the Riverwalk was a part of that era. dean/rivupdalsam C STEVEN J. STANCEL 288 Central Avenue 00 Director Dover, New Hampshire 03820-4169 TEL: (603) 743-6008 _'Ai FAX: (603) 743-6097 SETTL of Patier, Xroiu 'amps4irr P DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Cochecho, Riverwalk Interim Report March 31, 1995 Additional planning has taken place during the period from January 1, to March 31, 1995. A Landscaping subcommittee was formed in January to create a landscaping master plan for the entire Riverwalk, and develop an implementation plan for the Spring of 1995. The landscaping will concentrate on the area between the newly constructed sidewalk and the river. Work is scheduled to begin in April with planting complete by Memorial Day weekend. The picnic shelters have been designed and construction drawings completed. The construction is scheduled to begin in April offsite with installation on-site planned for May. The electricians are scheduled to install the lights along Henry Law Park in early April. These are the remaining work tasks to complete the NH Coastal Grant along the Cochecho Riverwalk. deart/intrep1sam Printed on 100% Recycled Paper US Department of,commerce ro:@,A coastal services Center Library 22S I South Hobson Avenue Charleston, SC 29405-2413 3 66 8 14102 0547