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Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,000 Motorcycles Due to Serious Crash Risk!

Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,000 Motorcycles Due to Serious Crash Risk!

Before you gear up to hit the road on your Harley, it’s wise to confirm whether your bike is among the 82,100 Harley Davidson motorcycles being recalled due to a significant crash hazard.

FOX Business reports that the recall affects 82,000 Harley Davidson Softails, which have a malfunctioning component on the rear tire that could result in sudden tire deflation, potentially leading to an immediate accident.

Before you panic, check if your Harley belongs to the recalled models:

  • 2018-2019 FLDE
  • 2018-2021 FLHC
  • 2018-2024 FLHCS
  • 2018 and 2023 FLHCS ANV
  • 2020-2024 FXLRS
  • 2022-2024 FXLRST
  • 2022 FXRST Softail motorcycles

If you’re unsure whether your bike has the rear shock adjuster mounting tab that might fracture and lead to tire deflation, Harley Davidson will be sending letters to all known owners of these models this month.

Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,000 Motorcycles Due to Serious Crash Risk!

Recalls are not uncommon for Harley Davidson — over the past 12 years, they have had at least five recalls, starting with three consecutive years of recalls.

In 2013, the company recalled 29,000 motorcycles due to a clutch system issue. Then in 2014, they recalled thousands due to a defective brake master cylinder, and by 2015, they had to pull back even more bikes due to a fuel pump problem.

This current recall is particularly serious, as it could result in a sudden loss of motorcycle control, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration [NHTSA].

If you have one of the recalled motorcycles, please take it to your nearest authorized Harley Davidson dealer for a resolution at no charge.

The Best Oliver Anthony Songs — His Entire Catalog, Ranked

A chronological listen to Oliver Anthony‘s songs reveals a long-term effort to explore the themes found in “Rich Men of North Richmond.” Fans will discover he is capable of much more than simply embodying a blue-collar folk hero.
The best Oliver Anthony songs are vibrant and complete. They reflect the hopeful spirit he discusses in candid conversations on his YouTube page. However, not all tracks radiate hope — songs released in late summer 2022 depict a darker journey, touching on heartbreak and despair. The emotional strains of life are evident in his expressions.

Taste of Country has ranked all 19 songs released by Anthony to date. Most of these began as cell phone recordings (subsequently recorded for the Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind album), yet we overlooked the initial lack of production quality. Each song is assessed based on its message, originality, and overall appeal.

Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes

25 Country Stars With Their Own Bars + Restaurants

Among the many side ventures that country artists can pursue, launching a bar or restaurant seems the most appropriate and quite prevalent. Many of these artists got their start on barstools with a tip jar, entertaining anyone willing to listen.

These venues often feel like home to these performers. Over time, numerous artists have entered the bar or restaurant scene, and for a select few, their brands have become franchises with multiple locations and concepts — looking at you, Jimmy Buffett!

Let’s explore the dining and entertainment establishments initiated by country stars over the years.

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Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,100 Motorcycles Due to Tire Pressure-Related Crash Hazard

Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,100 Motorcycles Due to Tire Pressure-Related Crash Hazard
Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,100 Motorcycles Due to Tire Pressure-Related Crash Hazard

Harley-Davidson is issuing a recall for more than 82,100 Softail motorcycles due to a defective component that may compromise the rear tire, leading to a sudden loss of pressure.

The manufacturer reported in a statement submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that certain 2018-2019 FLDE, 2018-2021 FLHC, 2018-2024 FLHCS, 2018 and 2023 FLHCS ANV, 2020-2024 FXLRS, 2022-2024 FXLRST, and 2022 FXRST Softail motorcycles may feature a rear shock adjuster mounting tab that is susceptible to fracturing.

EV MAKER RECALLS OVER 27K VEHICLES DUE TO REARVIEW CAMERA DISPLAY ISSUES

If the mounting tab fails, the adjuster may come into contact with the rear tire, potentially creating a groove that could lead to a sudden loss of tire pressure, according to the recall report.


“A sudden loss of tire pressure heightens the risk of a crash,” stated the NHTSA.

FOX Business has reached out to Harley-Davidson for remarks.

The logo of Harley Davidson Motorcycles is displayed. (Credit: Gary Hershorn/Getty Images)

The company plans to notify owners of the potentially affected Softail motorcycles with a letter regarding the recall by mid-June.

Owners must take their motorcycle to an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer for the necessary repairs, in line with the recall report.

The service will involve the replacement of “new hardware,” including a new bracket that restricts the movement of the preload adjuster and prevents contact with the rear tire, as described in the recall report. The service will be complimentary.

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Some Softail motorcycles currently recalled were “previously serviced” under a different recall and “will need the new remedy applied,” according to the NHTSA. That previous recall, which took place in August 2023, affected over 65,200 units.

Harley-Davidson indicated in the latest NHTSA recall announcement that no incidents of crashes or injuries linked to this issue have been reported.

“Other Softail models that use a different style of rear shock adjuster are not part of this recall,” the company also mentioned in the report.

Harley-Davidson provides a webpage where motorcycle owners can verify if their bike is subject to a recall using their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). The VIN is usually located on the steering head or on a label attached to the right front down tube of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, as indicated on the website.

On a global scale, the company reported the shipment of nearly 149,000 motorcycles across various categories throughout 2024.

For more updates on this story, visit FOXBusiness.com.


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Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,100 Motorcycles Due to Crash Risk from Tire Pressure Issues

Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,100 Motorcycles Due to Tire Pressure-Related Crash Hazard
Harley-Davidson Issues Recall for 82,100 Motorcycles Due to Tire Pressure-Related Crash Hazard

Harley-Davidson is initiating a recall for more than 82,100 Softail motorcycles due to a defective component that may affect the rear tire, potentially causing a sudden loss of pressure.

The manufacturer disclosed in a report submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that certain 2018-2019 FLDE, 2018-2021 FLHC, 2018-2024 FLHCS, 2018 and 2023 FLHCS ANV, 2020-2024 FXLRS, 2022-2024 FXLRST, and 2022 FXRST Softail motorcycles may have been equipped with a type of rear shock adjuster mounting tab that is prone to fracturing.

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Should the mounting tab break, it may cause the adjuster to come into contact with the rear tire, potentially gouging it and leading to a rapid loss of tire pressure, according to the recall notice.


“A sudden loss of tire pressure heightens the risk of a crash,” the NHTSA stated.

FOX Business has contacted Harley-Davidson for further details.

The Harley Davidson Motorcycles corporate logo is visible. (Credit: Gary Hershorn/Getty Images)

The company plans to notify owners of the potentially affected Softail motorcycles via letter in mid-June.

Owners will be required to have their motorcycle serviced by an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer to address the issue as stated in the recall report.

This service will include the installation of “new hardware” that encompasses a new bracket aimed at limiting the movement of the preload adjuster and preventing it from making contact with the rear tire; the repair will be provided at no cost.

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Some of the recalled 82,100 Softail motorcycles had been “previously repaired” under another recall and “will need to undergo the new remedy,” as noted by the NHTSA. This previous recall occurred in August 2023 and affected more than 65,200 motorcycles.

Harley-Davidson indicated in the most recent NHTSA recall notification that there have been no reported accidents or injuries related to this issue.

“Other Softail models utilizing a different style of rear shock adjuster are not included in this recall,” the company added in the notice.

Harley-Davidson has a dedicated webpage where motorcycle owners can verify if their bike is part of a recall using their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). This number is generally found on the steering head or a label affixed to the right front down tube of Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

On a global scale, the company announced it shipped nearly 149,000 motorcycles across various models during the year 2024.

For more updates on this story, visit FOXBusiness.com.


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Harley-Davidson Recalls 82,100 Softail Motorcycles Due to Defective Part

Harley-Davidson Recalls 82,100 Softail Motorcycles Due to Defective Part

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Harley-Davidson is recalling over 82,100 Softail motorcycles due to a defective part that could compromise the rear tire and lead to sudden pressure loss.

The company stated in a report submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) this month, indicating that the recalled 2018-2019 FLDE, 2018-2021 FLHC, 2018-2024 FLHCS, 2018 and 2023 FLHCS ANV, 2020-2024 FXLRS, 2022-2024 FXLRST, and 2022 FXRST Softail motorcycles may be equipped with a particular rear shock adjuster mounting tab that could potentially break.

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Harley-Davidson Recalls 82,100 Softail Motorcycles Due to Defective Part

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The risk of the mounting tab breaking could lead to the adjuster contacting the rear tire, potentially scoring it and causing a sudden loss of pressure, according to the recall report. 

“A sudden loss of tire pressure raises the risk of a crash,” the NHTSA informed.

FOX Business has contacted Harley-Davidson for their response.

The firm intends to notify the owners of the potentially affected Softail motorcycles via letter about the recall in mid-June.

Owners will need to have their motorcycles serviced by an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer to rectify the issue as per the recall notice. 

The service will include the installation of “new hardware,” which “will include a new bracket to limit the movement of the pre-load adjuster and also prevent contact with the rear tire,” as outlined in the recall report. This service will be complimentary.

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1908 Harley-Davidson motorcycle

A 1908 Strap Tank Harley-Davidson retained many of its original parts when it was sold on January 28, 2023. (Mecum Auction)

Some of the 82,100 Softail motorcycles under recall were “previously repaired” under a different recall and “will need to undergo the new remedy,” as noted by the NHTSA. That earlier recall occurred in August 2023 and affected over 65,200 bikes. 

Harley-Davidson stated in the most recent NHTSA recall announcement that it has not received any reports of accidents or injuries related to the issue.

“Other Softail models that use a different type of rear shock adjuster are not part of this recall,” the company mentioned in the recall report.

Motorcycle owners can visit Harley-Davidson’s website to verify if their bike is involved in a recall by using their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). The VIN can usually be found on the steering head or a label affixed to the right front down tube of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, according to the webpage. 

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A custom Harley Davidson motorbike. (iStock)

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Worldwide, the company reported shipping nearly 149,000 motorcycles of various models throughout 2024.

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Expert Sounds Alarm: Iconic US Motorcycle Brand at Risk Due to Trump’s EU Tariffs

Expert Sounds Alarm: Iconic US Motorcycle Brand at Risk Due to Trump’s EU Tariffs

By RACHEL BOWMAN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

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Motorcycle specialists have cautioned that Donald Trump‘s intensifying trade battle could jeopardize the legendary American brand Harley-Davidson.

The president has announced plans for a series of tariffs set to unfold on Wednesday, prompting trade partners to promise retaliation.

European Union officials are reportedly contemplating imposing 50 percent tariffs on American products including Jack Daniel’s whiskey, Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and Levi’s jeans.

Industry consultant Michael Uhlarik is warning that elevated taxes could drive prices up and potentially inflict irreversible harm to the company in Europe.

“Even a minor increase of 10 to 20 percent in costs, combined with a general disdain for American brands, could prove fatal,” he told The Wall Street Journal.

The starting price for Harley’s Road Glide, a touring model, is $28,000 in the U.S. However, with the addition of the country’s 25 percent value-added tax and a 150 percent luxury tax, it costs around $77,000.

The new EU tariff proposal could inflate the Road Glide’s price to $124,000, according to the company.

Harley’s Chief Financial Officer, Jonathan Root, addressed Congress on Tuesday, highlighting that their products are subjected to unfair trading practices in various markets, and called for reciprocal duties to be applied to their foreign competitors exporting motorcycles to the U.S.

Expert Sounds Alarm: Iconic US Motorcycle Brand at Risk Due to Trump’s EU Tariffs

Motorcycle experts warned that Donald Trump’s escalating trade war could destroy iconic American brand Harley-Davidson

Furious bikers turned their back on the iconic motorcycle brand, blaming CEO Jochen Zeitz's (pictured) support for 'woke policies

Furious bikers turned their back on the iconic motorcycle brand, blaming CEO Jochen Zeitz’s (pictured) support for ‘woke policies

“Competitor brands should not benefit from low-cost manufacturing and favorable import duties when entering the U.S. market,” Root stated.

The legendary American brand faced significant backlash last year after activists brought attention to its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.

Outraged motorcyclists distanced themselves from the iconic motorcycle maker, criticizing CEO Jochen Zeitz for his endorsement of stringent policies surrounding trans rights for children, critical race theory, climate change, and DEI.

This backlash compelled the company to retract its stance in August, stating they were disheartened by the social media negativity, which they claimed was “designed to divide the Harley-Davidson community.”

They added: “We have not maintained a DEI function since April 2024, and we do not currently have any DEI functions in place.”

“We do not impose hiring quotas and have eliminated diversity spending goals for suppliers.”

The company asserted they would reevaluate all their sponsorships and affiliations with external organizations.

Their statement indicated they would implement a process to review all sponsorships internally and suggested they might drop some of them.

Motorcycle-industry consultant Michael Uhlarik warned the high tax could cause prices to soar and cause irreparable damage to the company in Europe

Motorcycle-industry consultant Michael Uhlarik warned the high tax could cause prices to soar and cause irreparable damage to the company in Europe

The proposed new EU tariff would take the Road Glide price, which costs $28,000 in the U.S., to $124,000 in Europe, the company said

The proposed new EU tariff would take the Road Glide price, which costs $28,000 in the U.S., to $124,000 in Europe, the company said

They also suggested potentially withdrawing from certain sponsorships, which could encompass LGBTQ+ Pride events.

The company stated they would concentrate on driving the sport of motorcycling forward.

Additionally, they announced they would cease their association with the Human Rights Campaign, a prominent LGBTQ+ advocacy organization.

Their statement concluded: “We remain dedicated to considering the voices of all members within our community.”


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Harley-Davidson Unveils ‘Most Powerful Production Bike Yet,’ but Fans Say It’s a ‘Miss’ Due to Key Feature

Harley-Davidson Unveils ‘Most Powerful Production Bike Yet,’ but Fans Say It’s a ‘Miss’ Due to Key Feature

HARLEY-Davidson has introduced its most powerful motorcycle ever available for public roads, but a significant portion of the fanbase is expressing dissatisfaction with the unveiling.

The iconic motorcycle manufacturer showcased their 2025 CVO Road Glide RR in a promotional video shared on social media, following its announcement at a press conference held in Austin, Texas.


Motorcycle racer leaning into a turn on a track.

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Harley have revealed a race-replica bike that’s their most powerful production model everCredit: YouTube / Harley-Davidson

Computer screen displaying a 3D model of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

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It boasts an impressive 153 horsepower and 150 lb-ft of torque.Credit: YouTube / Harley-Davidson

2025 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR motorcycle.

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But only 131 units will be produced, with a starting price of $110,000Credit: YouTube / Harley-Davidson

A red Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR motorcycle speeding on a track.

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It represents the highest price the firm has ever charged for one of its bikesCredit: YouTube / Harley-Davidson

The new CVO Road Glide RR is designed on Harley’s touring platform and features a 131 cubic-inch engine that delivers an impressive 153 horsepower and 150 lb-ft of torque.

However, aspiring owners may find it challenging to obtain one, as only 131 units of this model will be produced, and it carries a hefty starting price of $110,000.

This price point marks the highest ever set by the company for one of its motorcycles, which is said to honor its participation in the renowned “King of the Baggers” motorcycle race series.

During the press event, Jason Kehl, Harley’s Product Development Leader, remarked: “A project like this, a motorcycle of this exclusivity, hand-crafted with only 131 units, wouldn’t be viable without the complete backing of the company.

“This is a ‘factory motorcycle.’ Harley Davidson has referred to that term, pertaining to racing, since 1914.”

For those unaware, Mission King of the Baggers features Harley’s heavier bikes – equipped with fairings and saddlebags – competing against their sole American competitor, Indian Motorcycle.

With this latest model, Harley aims to capitalize on the growing popularity of the racing series, although the response from fans has not met the company’s expectations.

In comments on the unveiling video shared on Facebook, many users voiced their confusion regarding Harley’s choice to launch such an expensive motorcycle.

One commenter said: “Yeah, this is just what people want right now in this economy…spending $150,000 on a Harley after taxes.”

Another remarked: “This is an answer to a question no one asked. You already make $30K bikes with technology that can’t compete against Japanese models priced a third less.”

Harley-Davidson riders point to glaring ‘oversight’ by brand after chain’s stock plummets & dealerships close for good

“Instead of addressing that – you roll out this?”

A third user commented: “If this was the surprise you teased for three quarters, you’re going to disappoint a majority of your audience.

“You’ve missed your target, a swing and miss, HD.”

However, not all feedback was negative.

An optimistic user stated: “For someone who desires the absolute best…here’s your motorcycle, and if I could, I certainly would be interested.”

In a similar vein, Indian released its own race replica, the Challenger RR, in 2023, which was intended strictly for track use—but sales were poor.

Only 29 units were produced, initially priced at $92,229, and the Challenger RR is still available at various dealers for less than the original cost.

In recent months, shares of Harley-Davidson have declined, with motorcycle sales witnessing a third consecutive annual drop.

Escalating prices and interest rates have largely deterred potential buyers.

Harley-Davidson closures in 2024

There are over 650 Harley-Davidson dealerships around the United States.

Nevertheless, various locations have closed for numerous reasons throughout 2024, with little explanation provided.

Below is a list of some Harley-Davidson outlets that have shut down this year:

The San Francisco location closed in June after 110 years of operation due to ‘chaos’ caused by new management.

Miracle City Harley-Davidson in Titusville, Florida, ceased operations in September with no reason specified.

Harley-Davidson’s landmark shop in New York City closed on September 28, with the owner citing economic challenges.

Reiman’s Harley-Davidson dealership in Kewanee, Illinois, shut its doors in October after the ownership transferred the business to the Walter Brothers Harley Davidson dealership in Peoria, Illinois.

Additionally, the dealership in West Bend, Wisconsin, will be temporarily closing for the season from November 2 until April 1, 2024.

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Flashback: Donald Trump Comments on Harley-Davidson’s Struggles in the Indian Market due to Trade Tariffs

Flashback: Donald Trump Comments on Harley-Davidson’s Struggles in the Indian Market due to Trade Tariffs
  • Donald Trump has issued a warning regarding reciprocal tariffs, which would result in the US imposing the same tariff rates as those levied by other countries on American exports.

Flashback: Donald Trump Comments on Harley-Davidson’s Struggles in the Indian Market due to Trade Tariffs
Harley-Davidson currently partners with Hero MotoCorp in India, with the X 440 being their first collaboratively designed model.

US President Donald Trump has advocated for reciprocal tariffs on countries, corresponding to the rates at which they impose tariffs on American goods. During discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump criticized India’s high tariffs on US-manufactured Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

Also Read: Discover Harley-Davidson bikes in India

In his second term, Trump has reiterated the notion of reciprocal tariffs, asserting that this aligns with his vision of equitable trade practices. He previously imposed a 25% tariff on specific imports from Canada and Mexico, though that initiative was temporarily paused until the end of February. He has also targeted regions like the European Union, China, and India. “Currently, we are a reciprocal nation… Whatever tariffs India charges us, we will reciprocate, and I believe this is only fair,” he stated. “I recall when Harley Davidson struggled to sell their motorcycles in India due to steep taxes and tariffs, which led them to establish local manufacturing to circumvent these costs. Others might consider similar strategies in their dealings with us.”

While both India and the US maintain significant trade relations, Trump’s tariff threats do not single out any specific country. By promoting domestic production and leveraging his presidential campaign on the promise of creating more American jobs, Trump signals his desire for production capacities to develop or increase in the United States rather than relying heavily on imports.

What happened to Harley-Davidson in India?

Harley-Davidson entered India in 2009, launching its first dealership in 2010. Known as a premium brand in the US, Harley initially imported models such as Sportster, Dyna, VRSC, Softail, and CVO. However, as the years went by, the company began to locally assemble certain models, including the Street 500 and 750 in Bawal, Haryana.

Despite the vast two-wheeler market in India, penetrating the premium segment posed significant challenges. In September 2020, Harley-Davidson announced its exit, citing weak demand and disappointing sales figures. However, it wasn’t a complete exit; the American company partnered with Hero MotoCorp in October 2020, designing a framework for Hero to enable sales and servicing of Harley’s motorcycles. By 2023, their first joint project, the Harley-Davidson X440, launched at a price of ₹2.30 lakh (ex-showroom).

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First Published Date: 14 Feb 2025, 12:50 PM IST

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December 5 Planning Board: Meeting Once This Month Due to Holiday Schedule

December 5 Planning Board: Meeting Once This Month Due to Holiday Schedule

 

December 5 Planning Board: Meeting Once This Month Due to Holiday Schedule

PUBLIC HEARING OF THE PLANNING BOARD

The Planning Board is scheduled to convene on Thursday, December 5 at 6 p.m. to review the following applications. Should you be unable to attend the meeting in person, it will be streamed live on Manchester Public Television, Channel 22. The agenda can be accessed here.

CU2024-025: 1279 South Willow Street, General Business District, Ward 9

This is a continuation of a public hearing initiated on Thursday, November 7. The applicant has proposed a conditional use permit application to decrease the required on-site parking associated with the redevelopment of the Charitable Gaming Facility.

SP2024-019: 1279 South Willow Street, General Business District, Ward 9

This is a continuation of a public hearing that started on Thursday, November 7. The applicant has submitted a site plan application to consolidate three lots into a single record lot for a new 63,175 square foot Charitable Gaming Facility, along with the required site improvements.

S2024-009: Salem Street (Tax Map 449, Lot 19A), Residential One Family High Density District, Ward 10

The applicant has filed an application for subdividing an existing lot of 17,933 sq. ft. into two new buildable lots.

CU2024-026: 1 Bouchard Street, General Industrial / Industrial Park District, Ward 8

The applicant has proposed a conditional use permit application to reduce the required parking for a temporary dealership for Harley Davidson motorcycles.

SP2024-020: 1 Bouchard Street, General Industrial / Industrial Park District, Ward 8

The applicant has submitted a site plan application for the establishment of a temporary Manchester Harley Davidson dealership.

CU2024-027: 302 Lake Avenue, Urban Multifamily District, Ward 5

The applicant has submitted a conditional use permit application to expand the existing convenience store by adding a 1,632 square foot basement for storage.

CU2024-028: 302 Lake Avenue, Urban Multifamily District, Ward 5

The applicant has also proposed a conditional use permit application to decrease the required parking from 17 spaces to 7 spaces in conjunction with the expansion of the convenience store.

SP-15-2013 & SP-17-2016: 270 Granite Street, General Business District, Ward 10

The applicant has requested a compliance hearing for a previously authorized site plan to discuss changes in building signage.

SP2023-011: 324 Hanover Street, Urban Multifamily District, Ward 4

The applicant has requested a one-year extension for a previously granted site plan approval.

SP2024-021: 915 Holt Avenue, General Industrial / Industrial Park District, Ward 6

The applicant has filed a site plan application for establishing a tow lot.

LIMITED BUSINESS MEETING OF THE PLANNING BOARD

The following applications will be reviewed during a limited business meeting:

  • CU2024-025 & SP2024-019: 1279 South Willow Street
  • S2024-009: Salem Street (Tax Map 449, Lot 19A)
  • CU2024-026 & SP2024-020: 1 Bouchard Street
  • CU2024-027 & CU2024-028: 302 Lake Avenue
  • SP-15-2013 & SP-17-2016: 270 Granite Street
  • SP2024-021: 915 Holt Avenue

UPDATES FROM THE PLANNING BOARD

The Planning Board convened on Thursday, November 21 and the following applications were addressed. If you missed the meeting, you can view it on-demand via Manchester Public Television.

  • S2024-010: 167 Union Street, Application approved.
  • PDSP2024-001 Amendment: 800 & 830 Harvey Road, Application approved.
  • PDSP2024-003: 571 Holt Avenue, Application approved.