Moultonborough Pathway

HEB worked with the town and a citizen committee to prepare preliminary design plans and cost estimates that supported the community in its application for TEA-21 funding. The first phase of the pathway, of which a substantial part is an off-road travel way, begins the development of a six-mile long path. It is envisioned as a key linkage between various local and regional amenities, offering safe bicycle and pedestrian access through the Moultonborough Neck. There was significant community involvement with interest from many landowners that allow off-road access to their properties. Mountain views and Lake Winnepesaukee access have been considered as design elements for the path as it progresses over the hilly terrain of the Neck.

      Upon successful completion of Phase 1, HEB has been engaged to design  Phase II of the multi-phased project.  Phase II includes the construction of approximately 2.5 miles of pathway along the northernmost section of Moultonborough Neck Road.  Most of this section of pathway will be contained within the NHDOT right-of-way along Moultonborough Neck Road. Similar to Phase I, HEB will provide design and permitting services along with preparation of construction documents, bidding assistance and construction administration.  Construction of Phase II is anticipated to begin in the fall of 2006, with completion in 2007.