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Greenwich RTM to Consider $799K Downtown Infrastructure Upgrade via Zoom

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Greenwich Representative Town Meeting will consider a $799,200 appropriation for various downtown improvements, including traffic signal, pedestrian safety, and accessibility upgrades. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 28, at 8 p.m. at the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center and will also be accessible through Zoom. The project receives a grant from the state Department of Transportation, which is expected to cover 82 percent of the construction costs.

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The proposed project involves replacing the traffic signal at a busy downtown intersection with new mast arms, signal heads, and accessible pedestrian pushbuttons. The remaining 18 percent of the project costs, which include milling and repaving, would be covered by local funds.

The RTM is convening to discuss a major local infrastructure project that will affect downtown Greenwich.

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Who's involved

  • GreenwichTown hosting the meeting and considering the infrastructure appropriation
  • ZoomPlatform utilized to allow remote access to the town meeting

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