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The meeting was held to consider and vote on the discontinuance of PTA Lane in Uncasville, CT, as described in Town Council Resolution No. 2026-59. The voting process was conducted via paper ballot. Following the tallying of votes, the motion to approve the resolution was rejected.
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The ordinance concerns the authorization for the Mayor and/or the Finance Director to conduct requests for proposals for the sale or lease of real property located off Gay Hill Road. It details the process for conducting these requests, including the possibility of using a broker, sealed bid, or auction, and outlines the conditions under which the property can be sold or leased. The ordinance also authorizes the Mayor to execute a quit claim deed or lease for the premises, subject to approval by the Town Attorney.
The Town Council is considering an ordinance regarding the conveyance of real property located at 20 Bridge Street. The ordinance authorizes the Mayor and/or the Finance Director to conduct requests for proposals for the sale or lease of the property, either directly or through a broker, sealed bid, or auction. The sale or lease will be subject to terms and provisions determined by the Finance Director, Town Attorney, and Mayor. The Mayor is authorized to execute a quit claim deed or lease after approval by the Town Attorney.
The Town of Montville: Town Center Plan & Implementation Strategy outlines a comprehensive vision to transform the 12-acre civic campus and Route 32/163 intersection into a cohesive Town Center. The plan focuses on key priorities including modernizing municipal facilities (Town Hall, Senior Center, Social Services, Registrar of Voters), improving transportation infrastructure through conceptual designs for the Route 32/163 intersection and multi-use paths, and creating public spaces such as a Town Green. It aims to address aging infrastructure, enhance safety, improve mobility, foster equitable economic growth for underserved populations, and attract and retain talent by supporting affordable housing and small businesses. This strategy aligns with the Town's 2022 Plan of Conservation and Development and the state's Economic Action Plan.
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