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There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

Closing Hartford-Brainard Airport for either industrial or mixed-use redevelopment is possible, but it could cost tens of millions of dollars to rid the 200-acre airfield of contamination and it could take years to fully reap property tax and economic development...
There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

Hotel, apartments, restaurant, retail envisioned on Eugene O’Neill Drive

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

No plans have been formally submitted, but conceptual drawings first unveiled to the public last week show the developers of a block on Eugene O’Neill Drive that includes The Day building and the former Citizens Bank are envisioning the site for a new 120-room hotel...
There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

Greenway Commons project in Southington could start this year

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

The long-awaited residential and commercial development of the former Ideal Forging site in downtown Southington may break ground on the first building in the next month or two. Property owners of the industrial site have approval to build the foundation of a 55-unit...
There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

I-95 blasting engineer turns over detonator to next generation in East Lyme

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

Explosives engineer Mike Rodriguez was in a bright orange sweatshirt and a hard hat as he led a group of 14 aspiring engineers through the blasting site on the northbound side of Interstate 95 that has eroded 800 feet of ledge over the past three months. The site is...
There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

CTDOT to replace second bridge on I-95 south in Westport: Here’s when to expect delays

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 1, 2023 | Uncategorized

Drivers should once again avoid Interstate 95 in the Norwalk and Westport area this weekend due to the second phase of the Saugatuck bridge replacement project. After a successful northbound bridge replacement nearly two weeks ago, Connecticut’s Department of...
There’s a recommended redevelopment plan for a CT airport. See how it stacks up with alternatives.

Meriden to receive $11.6M in FEMA money for flood control, funding 75% of total project

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 1, 2023 | Uncategorized

The city received two grants totaling more than $11.6 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency aimed at addressing flood control in the downtown area, Congressional lawmakers said Tuesday. The funding from FEMA will support $11,165,250 million of the...
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