City of New Haven - 706 Broadway Mixed-use Commercial and Residential Development (Request for Proposal)
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Provide development of a multi-family housing and mixed-use commercial project.
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Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Provide development of a multi-family housing and mixed-use commercial project.
Aug 17, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
Work includes addition of a new trailhead & streetscape including 36 new parking spaces and 3 new handicap parking spaces, a bus pad and hut, benches, a bike repair, bike locker, water fountain, landscaping and streetlighting.
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103765
Employee FTE
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150
Population
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16,337
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74 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of New Haven
The Board held a regular session to review and approve various operational and administrative items. Key actions included approving invoices for book restoration, professional engineering services, park projects, and infrastructure repairs. The board also authorized the Broadway one-way conversion, street lighting and road projects, and a settlement agreement regarding the Tanglewood sanitary sewer project. Additionally, the board approved several personnel-related items, including new hires, pay increases, and status changes. Equipment management was addressed through the approval of equipment purchases, authorization for auctioning or disposing of city-owned assets, and property-related decisions.
The board approved the conclusion of legal representation for an individual. Numerous invoices were approved for payment, including those for engineering services, stormwater improvements, roadway design, and standard specification development. A final change order for the Edgerton Road Rehabilitation project was approved, alongside a supplemental fee proposal. The board also addressed several tow agreements, approving some while rejecting others. Additionally, a quote and invoice for the purchase of a new police vehicle were approved, and the removal of a specific piece of equipment from the asset list was authorized. An appeal of code violations was tabled for further research.
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The board addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the approval of park claims and personnel items such as the authorization of officer rental pay, new hires, and a pay rate adjustment for the Recreational Director. Key operational approvals included the purchase of a new camera system, funding for road sign lighting LED updates, and the repurposing of farm corn cribs. Additionally, the board elected to table the discussion on the rental policy and fee waiver pending further feedback.
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