Professional Consulting Services for City of Groton Harbor Management Plan (Request for Proposals)
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Sep 29, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Provide professional consulting services for harbor management plan.
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Posted
Sep 29, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Provide professional consulting services for harbor management plan.
Posted
Sep 28, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
To provide services for the installation of two (2) permanent water quality monitor wells. The site location is along Route 214 (Stoddards Wharf Road) in Ledyard CT. The service involves assisting City of Groton - Groton Utilities in establishing two (2) groundwater monitor wells at the location shown on the attached plans. Wells are expected to be installed by use of hollow stem augers, be 45 LF deep, unless shallower refusal is encountered, and constructed of 2" PVC casing and screen. Each well shall have a 10 ft. length of 2-inch PVC Schedule 40 screen with 2" PVC Schedule 40 riser pipe, media sand around the screen, a 2-foot bentonite seal, a steel protective casing set in concrete, and extending approx. 3 FT. to 4 FT. above ground level with a lockable cover.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Groton
The meeting included a public comment session where concerns were raised regarding the regulation and preservation of wetlands at a specific property on Noank Road. The primary agenda item involved an application by EG Home LLC for a 223-unit open space common interest community development located near the intersection of Noank Ledger Road and Sandy Hollow Road. Representatives from the development team provided an overview of the site, noting the location of four on-site wetland areas and their design strategy to centralize the development footprint to avoid impacts on these sensitive environmental areas. The project is proposed to be served by public water and sanitary sewer, and the applicants discussed their commitment to zero-energy homes and responsible land development.
The committee discussed several ongoing beautification projects, including the installation of a stone cairn sculpture, with potential locations including town hall or local parks. Members reviewed the status of the 'Wayfarer' signs, noting that necessary state approvals have been secured, and discussed the logistics of landscaping around these signs. Additionally, the committee coordinated the purchase and reimbursement process for new plants and discussed a potential family-themed sculpture project for the community center.
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The board reviewed several key initiatives, including the completion of a bicycle program for youth and infrastructure improvements at the community center, such as wall repairs, roof leak resolution, and auditorium upgrades. Grant funding updates were provided for trail development and park renovations, specifically regarding Pquanic Plains Park. The board discussed current staffing updates at the senior center and kitchen. Additionally, the members deliberated on dog leashing policies and the presence of dogs in local open spaces, ultimately deciding against implementing stricter enforcement measures, opting instead for signage reminders regarding owner responsibility.
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