Tag: renaissance place
A look ahead — what to expect in Naugatuck in 2011
Town leaders in Naugatuck, Prospect, and Beacon Falls all echoed the same manta — “we’ll do the best we can with what little we have.” With the economy seemingly at a standstill, the coming year promises to be a slim one for town budgets. Even so, local town leaders have a lot of projects on their plates for 2011. Grant sought for Parcel C parking
NAUGATUCK — The borough will apply for a state grant to begin planning for a parking facility on Parcel C at Renaissance Place.
The Board...
Building 25 still stuck in limbo
NAUGATUCK — The fate of the last remaining building from the Uniroyal Rubber Company is still up in the air.
The Maple St. building...
Renaissance Place eligible for state funding
NAUGATUCK - The green light was given to Naugatuck’s $710 million downtown revitalization plan.
The municipal development plan for Renaissance Place was approved unanimously by...
Parcel C cleanup budget exceeded
NAUGATUCK — Just weeks after officials assured the project was within its $1.1 million budget, cleanup at Parcel c, the 2.2-acre, borough-owned tract at...
Work on Parcel C back underway
NAUGATUCK — The question buzzes around the borough. In the streets, in the shops, wherever. The question cannot be escaped.
Some intrigued questioners ask out...
Borough development plan approved
WATERUBRY — Naugatuck’s Municipal Development Plan took another step toward implementation Tuesday when the Regional Planning Commission of the Council of Governments of the...
Borough, DOT hoping to strike a deal
NAUGATUCK — ‘Help me help you’ seems to be one premise of an agreement the borough is negotiating with the Connecticut Department of Transportation....
First step toward $500,000 federal grant
NAUGATUCK — Small actions can sometimes trigger larger and more substantial reactions. The Borough of Naugatuck and all those involved in the implementation of...
Naugatuck submits development plan
NAUGATUCK — In order for people to decide if they want to help you, they must first know what you’re planning to do.
For this...
