Aerial Tramway could be replaced by gondolas

North Country Executive Councilor Joe Kenney, standing, welcomed guests, elected officials and state employees to the July 14 in-person, on-the-road G & C meeting at Franconia Notch State Park and Ski Area. Later, park manager “J.D.” DeVivo laid out the 3 costly capital budget options being considered: refurbish today’s Tram II; build a brand-new Tramway; or build a higher-capacity gondola system. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)

FRANCONIA NOTCH — Gov. Chris Sununu and other state officials anticipate making a major financial and tourism-related decision in the next several months that would affect the state-owned and operated Cannon Mountain Ski Area in Franconia Notch State Park.

Longtime park and ski area general manager John “J.D.” DeVivo laid out the options being considered at the July 14 meeting of the  governor and Executive Council hosted by District 1 Executive Councilor Joe Kenney of Wakefield at the ski area’s Peabody Lodge.

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