The agenda includes election of officers and reappointment of harbor master Paul Cappiali. Continue Reading →
Big Agenda on Tap for Harbor Management Commission
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Greenwich Harbor Dredge First Step: $500,000 in Federal Funding for Sediment Testing
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A press conference marked the appropriation of $500,000 of federal funding to conduct tests of sediment in Greenwich Harbor to determine how to safely dispose of it safely. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Army Corps of Engineers, DEEP, Delamar Hotel, ferries, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Harbor
L’Escale Restaurant at Delamar Greenwich Harbor Hotel to Close for Renovations, Reopen in 3 Months
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The restaurant will close for up to three months beginning in January for a refresh of its dining room, bar, outdoor terrace and banquet facilities, and is scheduled to reopen in spring 2023. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, Charles Mallory, Chef Frederic Kieffer, Delamar Hotel, Greenwich Harbor, Greenwich Hospitality Group, L’escale
Paul Cappiali Appointed Greenwich Harbor Master
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Paul Cappiali, a Greenwich resident, succeeds Sean Jordan, and will serve a term ending on June 30, 2023, or until a successor is appointed and is qualified. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Greenwich Harbor, Harbor Master, ian MacMillan, Paul Cappiali, Sean Jordan
P&Z Watch: Application Seeks to Keep “Temporary” Building in Horseneck Lot; Relocate Town Operations from Roger Sherman Baldwin Park
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By further delaying or possibly removing the requirement to demolish the temporary building in Horseneck Lot (currently being used by Byram Fire Station), town operations in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park could be moved away from the waterfront.
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Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Bruce Park, Dept of Public Works, Greenwich Harbor, Horseneck Lane, Horseneck lot, Island Beach lot
Town of Greenwich Issues RFP for Mixed-Use Development in Island Beach Parking Lot
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On Monday the Town of Greenwich issued an RFP (#7626) for a mixed use development in the Island Beach Parking lot at 121 Arch Street. The Town encourages the developer to submit creative proposals which will include commercial uses that generate strong economic activity such as shopping, dining, and entertainment, while conforming to the existing surrounding area and neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 121 Arch Street, Arch Street Teen Center, Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich Harbor, Island Beach ferry, Island Beach lot
Camillo’s 21-22 Budget Features New Civic Center, Soil Remediation and Park at Greenwich Harbor
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Under the proposed budget, tax payers with a home assessed at $1 million would see their annual property tax increase $203. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Harbor, Hamill Rink, mill rate, property tax, Roger Sherman Baldwin Park
Monopoly Coming to Greenwich with Official Version of World’s Most Popular Board Game
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With official versions of Monopoly launched around the world to celebrate different cities and towns, Greenwich will be among the first customized, geographic game boards created for the North American market. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, #GreenwichMonopoly, Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich Harbor, Monopoly, tod's point, Top Trumps USA Inc
Town Opens RFP for Redevelopment of Roger Sherman Baldwin Park
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Greenwich is looking for a licensed design firm to create a new vision for Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, which extends into Greenwich Harbor and is surrounded by water on three sides. It serves as the Town’s public open space and hosts many annual events that draw thousands. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Dept of Public Works, DPW shed, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Harbor, Roger Sherman Baldwin Park
Camillo’s Public Hearing on Proposed Capital Plan Dominated by Opponents of Artificial Turf
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Most of the First Selectman’s proposed capital plan hearing was dedicated to opposition to artificial turf at Central Middle School. Continue Reading →