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New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2023 | Uncategorized

The city is potentially months away from starting a three-year project to replace its lead water lines that serve homes, apartments and public buildings. Connecticut is set to receive $150 million for the replacement of lead service lines from the federal Bipartisan...
New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

New Britain officials unveil renderings for newest downtown development

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2023 | Uncategorized

City officials unveiled the renderings for a new development downtown. Stewart unveiled the first of the three renderings, which displayed the façade of the apartment building. “This building will compliment The Brit. We want buildings that will complement each other...
New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

Prolific Hartford area developer Kenny will debut, kick-start major apartment projects in 2023

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2023 | Uncategorized

Kenny, owner of Hartford-based real estate investment and development group Lexington Partners, has had a hand in developing more than 2,000 apartments in 18 significant projects over a career spanning more than three decades. Also by his side is his longtime business...
New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

West Hartford nonprofit plans more affordable apartments with total rebuild of campus

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2023 | Uncategorized

West Hartford Fellowship Housing, a nonprofit affordable housing group in town, is planning to rebuild its Starkel Road campus, adding 95 more affordable units to the property. The plan would go ahead should the Town Council grant Town Manager Rick Ledwith the ability...
New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

Sector watch: ‘A lot of money on the table’ for civil construction this year

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 12, 2023 | Uncategorized

Dodge expects civil construction starts, such as public transit, roads, bridges, EV charging stations, water-related projects and power plants, to total $281 billion in 2023, a 16% jump from last year. That’s because infrastructure funds will steadily flow into the...
New London shares details of plan to replace lead water lines for free

Building Committee takes first look at school locations in Cheshire 

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 12, 2023 | Uncategorized

The group’s initial meeting of Dec. 5 saw new members sworn in and briefed by Town Attorney Jeffrey Donofrio about some of the legal aspects of their duties. On Dec. 14, the group made a visit to the two properties where the new buildings are slated for construction....
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