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Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

The town of Windsor is currently searching for a firm to conduct the analysis of the Day Hill Road corridor. It will include a look at the current land uses in the area, and a supply-and-demand breakdown for other development possibilities ranging from multifamily...
Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

See how Stamford’s Mill River Park will spend $12M+ to create stage plaza, dog park, ‘great lawn’

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

“About 30,000 people a day are driving by and not seeing the best of Stamford,” said Compton, the president and CEO of the Mill River Park Collaborative. That could soon change, thanks to a recently secured Community Investment Fund state grant that will...
Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

Paddock Ave. bridge rebuild creates detours, traffic congestion on local roads in Meriden: “It’s chaos”

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

Work on the Paddock Avenue bridge started with a bang Sunday as demolition crews cut and hoe-rammed the bridge’s concrete to take it down for construction of a new bridge. Around the corner on Paddock Avenue, the nighttime bridge work has created havoc for local...
Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

Fairfield Braces For Tax Hikes as $524M in Town Projects Loom

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

With more than $524 million in town projects on the horizon, officials are grappling with how to manage rising costs and potential tax increases. At a series of finance board meetings this week, officials from the town, school board and Water Pollution Control...
Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

New trail connecting to Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in Simsbury will be constructed in 2025

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

After a years-long process, a new multi-use trail connecting the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail to a local park is finally set to be completed by 2026. The town is currently planning for the nearly $2 million construction of an approximately half-mile trail to...
Windsor looking to fast-track Day Hill Road corridor redevelopment strategy with new study

Bridgeport soccer developer aims to score key zoning permits

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

Connecticut Sports Group’s pending application for key local land-use approvals reveals some additional details about its proposed minor league soccer stadium, including how the building, if necessary, can be de-constructed and moved to make way for a major...
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