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Inland Wetlands Agency approves maintenance work, defers pool project to May.

The Inland Wetlands and Watercourse Agency approved two as-of-right determinations and addressed enforcement. Chairman Josh Wilson led the motion to deem unpermitted activity at 56 Tartia Road compliant upon stump removal (abstention from Thomas Heidel; 5-1 vote), and the agency unanimously

Firehouse committee hears SP&A's firehouse evaluation timeline

The Firehouse Site and Development Committee heard from consulting engineers at SP&A on the process for evaluating three town firehouse properties. Lead architect Marco Vasantini and engineer Dean Petricelli told the committee they will deliver three separate bound reports by mid to late June, with

Town Council approves $250,000 state grant for brownfields cleanup at 3 Walnut Avenue.

East Hampton Town Council accepts $250,000 Connecticut DEEP grant for environmental remediation at 3 Walnut Avenue brownfields site. The fund will support cleanup and preparation of the 1.5-acre Village Center property for conversion to public recreation space. Board of Education Chairperson Nancy

Brownfields Agency receives $250,000 state grant for remediation

Brownfields Redevelopment Agency awarded $250,000 in state funding for contaminated site remediation. The agency, chaired by Ryan Baldassario, is advancing remediation assessments at three contaminated sites following the $250,000 award from the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection

Middle Haddam panel approves two property alteration certificates

The Middle Haddam Historic District Commission unanimously approved two Certificates of Appropriateness for residential exterior work. Chair Charles Roberts presided over the regular meeting, with the commission voting 5-0 to allow Owen Flannery of 28 Keighley Pond Road to replace eight first-floor