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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
Procurement of approximately 9,000 tons of screened winter sand for the Town of Norwich for fiscal year 2026-2027.
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3,577
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Norwich
The Board of Civil Authority conducted property tax assessment appeal hearings concerning multiple parcels. Key discussion topics included challenges to neighborhood reclassification, the methodology for determining neighborhood multipliers, assessment disputes regarding flowage and river rights along the Connecticut River, and the impact of condominium ownership structures on property tax valuations and homestead tax credit eligibility. The Board reviewed arguments regarding statutory requirements for separate tax titles versus the current enrollment of condominium land in the state's Current Use program and scheduled site inspections for the properties under appeal.
The commission reviewed multiple ongoing projects, including the Blood Brook Riparian Project, the Milt Frye Nature Area maintenance tasks such as bird box repairs and deer exclusion data, and the management of ash woodchips. Discussions covered the expansion of bat houses, the planning of blueberry patches to replace buckthorn, and reports from the Trails and Emerald Ashborer subcommittees. Future article topics for the Norwich Times were brainstormed, including deer hunting, light and noise pollution, and invasive species control. The commission also planned a knotweed control demonstration and authorized the submission of a comment regarding the federal Roadless Rule change proposal.
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The subcommittee discussed updates regarding the Village Master Plan, including the selection of a consulting vendor and upcoming kick-off meetings, as well as a memo to the Planning Commission. Members reviewed the Housing Chapter of the Town Plan, focusing on objectives, alignment with state and regional goals, historical housing production data, and the barrier posed by the lack of public wastewater infrastructure. They also explored strategies for public engagement, including the charrette process for the master plan and potential standalone public events, while deliberating on messaging sensitivity regarding development and the need for public education on housing affordability.
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