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National/State Scenic Byways Program Overview Frost/Stagecoach Byway route Progress on Byway Corridor Management Plan Public Visioning Forum Robert Frost / Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway Saturday, April 6, 2013

Federal initiative established 1991 Voluntary designation, grassroots efforts Designed to recognize exemplary roadways, encourage local management to protect intrinsic qualities and promote them as tourism resources. Managed in New Hampshire by NHDOT with input from NH Scenic & Cultural Byways Council National & New Hampshire Scenic Byways Program Overview

1.All-American Roads (27 nationally) 2.National Scenic Byways (98 nationally/3 in NH) White Mountains Scenic Trail Kancamagus Highway Connecticut River Byway 3.State Scenic Byways (14 & 3 in RPC region) NH Coastal Byway American Independence Byway Atkinson/Stagecoach Byway National Scenic Byway Program Three levels of designation

National & New Hampshire Scenic Byway Program - Nomination Process Nominations for Byway designation must demonstrate: 1.State and/or regional significance of the intrinsic qualities of the byway Scenic Resources Natural Resources Historic Resources Cultural Resources Archaeological Resources Recreational Resources

Nominations for Byway designation must demonstrate: 2.Planning to support preservation, enhancement and promotion of those intrinsic qualities 3.Planning for a quality visitor experience 4.Sustainability of community and organizational support for byway National & New Hampshire Scenic Byway Program - Nomination Process

Robert Frost/Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway

Initial listing of Byway Resources

Convened informal planning committee in late 2011 Presented concept to corridor communities Completed Nomination for State Byway designation Formalized Byway Council with local appointments Began work on Corridor Management Plan Robert Frost/Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway Progress to Date

The CMP inventories, and sets strategies to manage, the archaeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational, and scenic qualities that support the byway’s designation. General Requirements – The CMP should: Be developed with community involvement, Provide for conservation and enhancement of the byway’s intrinsic qualities Address promotion of tourism and other economic development Identify management strategies to balance these concerns while providing for the users’ enjoyment of the byway. National & State Scenic Byway Program Requirements for Corridor Management Plans (CMPs)

Assessment of intrinsic qualities, including inventories of historic, natural, recreational, cultural and scenic resources Assessment of roadway conditions Assessment of land use and zoning along corridor Assessment of tourism needs and opportunities Development of Implementation Plan identifying strategies to manage and protect intrinsic qualities National & State Scenic Byway Program Elements of Corridor Management Plan

Historic Resources 12 properties on National Register of Historic Places 40+ additional historic homes, civic buildings and sites Robert Frost/Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway Resource Inventory

Recreational Resources Massabesic Lake and other water bodies for boating, swimming and fishing Southern NH Rail Trail NH Audubon Center Campgrounds Robert Frost/Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway Resource Inventory

Cultural Resources Robert Frost Farm State Park DerryFest, Old Home Days and other local festivals Farmers Markets Robert Frost/Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway Resource Inventory

Roadway Characteristics and Traffic Volume Accident Data Adjacent Land Use Generalized Zoning Robert Frost/Stage Coach Scenic Byway Mapping

Question #1 What opportunities do you see related to the Byway in your community? Robert Frost/Stage Coach Scenic Byway Community Input

Question #2 What concerns or questions do you have about the Byway initiative? Robert Frost/Stage Coach Scenic Byway Community Input

Question #3 If the Robert Frost/Old Stagecoach Byway is successfully developed, in 10 years how will we know it? What would be different? What would be the same? Robert Frost/Stage Coach Scenic Byway Community Input

Question #4 What strategies, local policies or projects can help achieve the outcomes just described? Robert Frost/Stage Coach Scenic Byway Community Input

Send meeting results to all participants Complete inventory of intrinsic resources, including photography in spring/summer. Complete corridor safety assessment Use community input and other data to develop Goals and Recommendations for Corridor Management Plan Develop marketing plan and promotional materials – website, brochure, signs Robert Frost/Old Stage Coach Scenic Byway Next Steps