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Sep 22, 2026
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Provide lead paint hazard control of building surfaces.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
Replacement of rear porch roof.
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Sep 21, 2026
Nov 27, 2026
The City of Norwich is soliciting proposals from qualified engineering firms for survey and design services to rehabilitate approximately 0.41 miles of Hunters Road and replace Bridges/Culverts #103018 and #103019. The selected consultant will perform surveying, final design, permitting, and preparation of bid-ready construction documents in accordance with CTDOT LOTCIP Guidelines, the CTDOT Highway Design Manual, and applicable federal, state, and local requirements. The solicitation is for engineering services under the LOTCIP program administered by the Connecticut Department of Transportation and is not a grant program.
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183889
Employee FTE
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284
Population
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40,001
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Norwich
The meeting consisted of a public hearing followed by a regular session to review several Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) applications. Key discussion topics included COA 617, involving the installation of an interpretive sign at the East District Schoolhouse; COA 618, regarding a window-to-sliding-door conversion at 110 Union Street with considerations for visibility and future landscaping; COA 619, addressing a required electrical service upgrade and equipment relocation at 170 Broadway for safety and code compliance; and COA 620, a siding replacement project where a compromise was reached to retain historic wood shingles on the front facade while utilizing vinyl on other sections due to financial constraints.
The committee reviewed comprehensive progress updates regarding multiple school construction projects, including the substantial completion of the Stanton Elementary School building. The discussion included detailed reviews of project costs, financial reports, and specific project change orders and project support service requests for Greeneville, Stanton, Uncas, and Moriarty Elementary Schools, all of which received formal approval. Design development value engineering items for the new Teachers' Middle School were analyzed, with several items accepted as add alternates to optimize the budget. Additionally, the committee processed a consent agenda consisting of numerous project-related invoices and deliberated on the inclusion of the community and former committee members in future groundbreaking ceremonies.
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The committee reviewed an investment performance report from USI Consulting Group, noting a merger agreement and current market conditions. The treasurer provided a report on refunds and fees, and the committee discussed ongoing issues regarding an unclaimed death benefit. New business included approving an amendment to refund forms to allow alternative signatures, reviewing various refund applications, and electing officers for the upcoming year. The committee also established a schedule of regular meetings for the next year.
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