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A Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) was prepared for the City of Portsmouth regarding the traffic patterns around Water Country. In particular the Department of Public Works and TEC, Inc. worked with neighborhood residents to create three possible alternative methods for egress.
Operating since 1982, COAST has transported passengers all around the Seacoast region, offering access to Rockingham and Strafford counties as well as Berwick, Maine.
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The word "vehicle" as used herein shall mean any device by which any person or property may be transported upon a highway except those operated upon rails or tracks. The word “meter” shall mean any device for buying parking time that displays the length of time for which a vehicle may remain legally parked in a parking space.
The City of Portsmouth prioritizes convenient, safe and accessible streets and roadways for all transportation users. As traffic safety issues arise, the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program provides a mechanism for neighborhood groups to work with the City. It is intended to ensure that all neighborhood stakeholders are provided the opportunity to be involved. The following outline details the steps involved in participating in the program and the levels of traffic calming that can be implemented to address neighborhood-level traffic issues.
