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Old Saybrook Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Selectmen eye $40,000 train-station study

Old Saybrook selectmen weigh train-station redevelopment study tied to $60 million in state funding. From our own coverage: Selectmen approve $40,000 redevelopment study; Preserve forest plan pushed to December.

From Old Saybrook News

  • Selectmen approve $40,000 redevelopment study Old Saybrook selectmen weighed a redevelopment study of transit-oriented sites near the train station, including the former Beard Lumber property. First Selectman Carl Fortuna tied it to $60 million in state bonding, as Selectman Jane Wisialowski asked how a private site fits town funding.Old Saybrook News
  • Preserve forest plan pushed to December Old Saybrook's Conservation Commission learned the Preserve forest-management plan, delayed by a late state report, won't be ready until deep into December. The Old Saybrook Land Trust finalized a land purchase near the Bracket Club tied to the town's Sustainable CT Gold bid.Old Saybrook News
  • Architectural board approves two sign permits The Old Saybrook Architectural Review Board approved signs for a new Elm Street office and a Main Street storefront, then spent much of the night sorting out a restaurant sign after members said its typeface changed without review.Old Saybrook News
  • WPCA finalizes RFQ for wastewater study The Old Saybrook Water Pollution Control Authority finalized a request for qualifications seeking an environmental consultant, targeting an October 26 notice and a November 23 deadline. A longtime member said he'll resign once a sewer project wraps, naming Julie Bjorkman as a possible successor.Old Saybrook News
  • Mooring panel revokes three North Cove moorings An Old Saybrook mooring commission resolved a round of Rule 11 violations, pulling three North Cove moorings while three other holders got first-offense warnings. A fourth case awaits verification after the holder said he'd been on the mooring all season.Old Saybrook News

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