A PowerPoint slide shown to the Norwalk Zoning Commission on Wednesday by Mike Mahoney of Musco Lighting.
NORWALK, Conn. The City is free to begin construction on a new softball field at Brien McMahon High School, even if neighbors are not persuaded that the lights won’t be shining into their homes.
“This is a beautiful street, a beautiful community. And it’s going to be destroyed by that dome of light that is going to sit there,” James Wehrle said Wednesday, unsuccessfully trying to convince the Norwalk Zoning Commission not to approve the field and its 60-foot-tall light poles.
Norwalk set to pay $7.5M for utilities work during Walk Bridge project
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Workmen prepare to dredging for The Metro North Railroad Walk Bridge Replacement Project on January 28 in Norwalk.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media
NORWALK The city is set to fund $7.5 million, paid in installments for the next three years, for utilities work associated with the Walk Bridge reconstruction project.
The Common Council Public Works Committee approved the expense during a virtual meeting last week. The full council is set to vote on the issue at its Tuesday meeting
While construction of the bridge and much of the project’s cost will be conducted by the state Department of Transportation, the city will pay for various services including roadway sweeping and some engineering and underground utility construction, according to the agreement documents.