GACIT PETER AND LYNN

Selectman Peter Donohoe and his wife, Kearsarge Lighting Precinct Commissioner Lynn Lyman, speak Oct. 6 at the Governor's Advisory Council public hearing on Oct. 6 in Conway. Resident Bill Hounsell is seen sitting behind Lyman. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)

CONWAY — At the Governor's Advisory Council public hearing last week, Conway Selectman Peter Donohoe brought up his pet peeve, traffic and speeding on Kearsarge Road, asking the state and town to do something about it.

GACIT, made up of the five executive councilors and Commissioner of Transportation Bill Cass, has scheduled public hearings across the state in September and October. The plan is updated every two years. The draft plan under discussion is the 2027–2036 plan, which will be completed in June.

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