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The Recorder - Public phase of Greenfield s FY22 budget discussions begins

Public phase of Greenfield’s FY22 budget discussions begins Greenfield Mayor Roxann Wedegartner at City Hall. Staff File Photo/PAUL FRANZ Published: 4/8/2021 8:29:11 PM GREENFIELD The city began its public phase of budget season on Wednesday, with City Council’s Ways and Means Committee commencing its discussion of Greenfield’s capital budget and the projects included in it. Mayor Roxann Wedegartner said she began working with Finance Director Liz Gilman last November on both the capital and operating budgets for fiscal year 2022, which begins July 1. “The timing of what we do is dictated by the city charter,” Wedegartner said. “Last year, (former Mayor) Bill (Martin) had already worked on the budget before I took office, so I didn’t deviate from it greatly, especially since the pandemic was raging during budget season.”

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CRM board delays vote on Airport Road project

THE Coastal Resources Management Agency Board on Thursday did not vote on the Department of Public Worksâ application for major siting permit for the reconstruction of Airport Road. The CRM Agency Board chaired by Division of Coastal Resources Management Director Janice E. Castro took into consideration the concerns of residents who want the government to address the perennial problem of flooding in the area. The meeting was held in the governorâs conference room at 10 a.m. Present were Division of Environmental Quality Director Jonathan Arriola, Historic Preservation Officer Rita Chong-Dela Cruz, special assistant to the secretary of the Department of Lands and Natural Resources Gus Kaipat and Department of Commerce State Trade Expansion Program project coordinator Kiyoshi Cody.

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Mayor - News - March 2021 - MAYOR CANTRELL JOINS OFFICIALS, COMMUNITY LEADERS TO CELEBRATE COMPLETION OF $13M READ BLVD EAST RO

Mayor - News - March 2021 - MAYOR CANTRELL JOINS OFFICIALS, COMMUNITY LEADERS TO CELEBRATE COMPLETION OF $13M READ BLVD EAST RO
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Stats SA forced to overspend to keep the wheels turning, Statistician General Maluleke tells Parly

Stats SA forced to overspend to keep the wheels turning, Statistician General Maluleke tells Parly
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Norwalk Planning Commissioners to Rilling: Fund the driveway, fix bathrooms

Planning Commission Chairwoman Frances DiMeglio concludes the Commission’s recent capital budget decision-making session. NORWALK, Conn. Norwalk Planning Commissioners have pressured Mayor Harry Rilling to spend more capital budget dollars on Norwalk Public Schools than his Chief Financial Officer thinks wise. The Planning Commission’s recommended capital budget is nearly $3 million higher than the austere recommendation from CFO Henry Dachowitz, a 10% increase would allow Rilling to fund the Silvermine Elementary School driveway and school bathroom renovations in the coming year. It would also give the Norwalk Public Library $38,000 of the $75,000 it requested, when Dachowitz had snubbed the library’s request entirely. And work on the Norwalk River Valley Trail could continue. More importantly, there would be funding for stormwater management in the coming budget.

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