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Bow Business Development Commission reviews infrastructure and development projects

Bow's Business Development Commission reviewed ongoing economic development and infrastructure initiatives at its June 3 meeting, led by Chair Bill Hickey with nine members present. The commission tracked multiple projects, including a $300,000 TIF-funded intersection improvement and an RFP for the

Business Development Commission · Meeting of June 3, 2026

NH BOW — Bow's Business Development Commission reviewed ongoing economic development and infrastructure initiatives at its June 3 meeting, led by Chair Bill Hickey with nine members present. The commission tracked multiple projects, including a $300,000 TIF-funded intersection improvement and an RFP for the Water Extension Project to Bow Mills and Bow Junction with a June 15 submittal deadline. Member Bianca Contreras reported limited housing inventory and strong buyer demand, highlighting real estate market constraints.

Members also noted upcoming Planning Board applications for solar and cellular tower projects while discussing toll policy and traffic congestion impacts on local business and tourism.

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Source: the Business Development Commission meeting of June 3, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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