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New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 21, 2024 | Uncategorized

The New Fairfield Town Park beach house reconstruction project — for which $700,000 in ARPA money was allocated — has come in over budget, town engineer Antonio Iadarola told the Board of Selectmen during its Feb. 2 meeting. After bringing the “major budget issue” to...
New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

Greenwich developer hoping to build downtown Stamford 10-story hotel wants less parking than required

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 21, 2024 | Uncategorized

A developer looking to build an extended-stay hotel in Stamford’s downtown argues that 25 off-site parking spaces would be more than enough to accommodate guests, but the city’s zoning regulations need to be changed before it’s allowed. Tullamore LLC, which is...
New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

When will Stamford’s torn-up Summer Street reopen? Officials say sidewalks will be done first.

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

The sidewalks are under construction as part of the Lower Summer Street Promenade project, which includes widened sidewalks on both sides of Lower Summer Street (the section between Broad and Main streets), an improved streetscape with new lights and trees, a raised...
New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

Norwalk’s new roundabout to make Richards Ave, West Cedar Street safer: ‘Good traffic design’

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

Also called a roundabout or rotary, the traffic circle will replace the more than 30-year-old traffic signal at the intersection, saving the city in future maintenance costs and limiting emissions from vehicles idling at red lights, said Jim Travers, director of the...
New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

Before construction begins, Lymes’ Senior Center renovation not on time or on budget

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

Officials are scrambling to come up with savings now that bids have come in more than a million dollars higher than original estimates for the $5.3 million senior center renovation project. The bids came from construction subcontractors vying to work under the...
New Fairfield beach house project estimates go more than $1M over budget, town engineer says

Norwich considers pursuing $15 million federal grant for I-395 exit improvements

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

The City Council will be asked Tuesday to support a $15.6 million federal grant request for improvements to the Interstate 395 Exit 18 ramp and to create dedicated lanes for traffic entering and leaving the planned Occum Industrial Center. The Norwich Community...
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