The roughly $3 million project, which has been 12 years in the making, involves replacing all the asphalt sidewalks on both sides of the streets from Kent Greenhouse & Gardens at 30 South Main Street to south of Kent Congregational Church at 97 North Main Street. The project also includes part of Route 341, which goes from the east side of the Housatonic River on Bridge Street and comes back into town, crossing over Route 7, and ending at Maple Street Extension.The first phase of the project is now underway, which is the bidding process. “The bid package that is ready to go out is to get bids back for both concrete and asphalt because there has been a lot of spirited discussion among the community as to which would be a better material,” Speck said. Three separate grants are helping fund the project.
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