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"This report summarizes the results of a preliminary economic and financial feasibility study for a proposed new east-west connection between I-393 near Concord and the Spaulding Turnpike. The study was performed in response to a legislative mandate (HB 432:28) and was authorized to commence in March, 1984. The objectives of the study included selection of an optimum alignment, estimation of traffic and revenue potential, estimation of project cost and a measure of financial and economic feasibility." --Executive summary.