Tag: renaissance place
Naugatuck severs last ties with Renaissance Place
Vision for downtown revitalization remains
NAUGATUCK — Months after the borough’s contract with developer Alexius Conroy expired, Naugatuck is clear to start again on a...
Sun sets on Renaissance Place
NAUGATUCK — On Tuesday, the sun finally set on the downtown revitalization project known as Renaissance Place.
The borough entered into an exclusive five-year contract...
Deadline draws near on Renaissance Place contract
NAUGATUCK — Five years ago Fairfield-based developer Alexius Conroy, the Naugatuck Economic Development Corporation and the Board of Mayor and Burgesses entered into an...
Referendum on Renaissance rewrite rejected
NAUGATUCK — One burgess's efforts to force a referendum on any changes to the borough's agreement with developer Alexius Conroy failed this week, as...
Renaissance Place plan approaching crossroads
NAUGATUCK — The borough may be nearing a make-or-break point with the Renaissance Place downtown revitalization project.
Concerns about the project are coming to a...
Borough in talks with developer to revise agreement
NAUGATUCK — Almost five years after the borough signed an agreement with developer Alexius Conroy to build a $710 million mixed-use development called Renaissance...
St. Mary’s still has plans for downtown after merger
Plans for a merger between the Waterbury Hospital and St. Mary’s Hospital will not affect plans for St. Mary’s to build a medical office...
Mezzo on Renaissance Place grant
Naugatuck Mayor Robert Mezzo recently sat down with the Citizen's News to discuss a $500,000 grant that will pay for design on a new parking garage on Parcel C. 
Bond Commission approves money for Renaissance Place
HARTFORD — Naugatuck’s Renaissance Place project received an infusion of cash from the state to help move forward on the construction of a parking...
Blumenthal pledges support for Renaissance Place
NAUGATUCK — The borough gained a powerful ally in the battle over securing depleting federal funds to help spur the Renaissance Place project.
“I think...
