Project Type: Cleanup Planning
Activities: The Revolving Loan Fund Committee of NVCOG has awarded the Waterbury Development Corporation a $86,000 sub-grant to assist with State remedial closeout requirements at 359 Mill Street. The Site, also known as the Brass City Harvest, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that uses urban agriculture to build self-reliance skills, empower residents to modify their dietary behaviors, and increase fresh food access points in the community. This food hub now infuses more than 200,000 pounds of fresh, locally grown food into the community each year.
Environmental requirements include groundwater sampling and monitoring as well as closeout reports.
Project Status: Steps towards providing the additional assessment work on site have commenced with the initiation of the Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP). Environmental work is anticipated the start mid-Spring 2022.
- Current Projects
- Roadway Projects
- Transportation Planning Studies
- 84 New Mix
- NVision 2022
- Brownfields
- Southington 318 North Main Street
- Derby Fishing and Viewing Platform
- Main Street South, Derby
- 226 Rubber Ave, Naugatuck (Naugatuck Recycling Center)
- 67-71 Minerva Street, Derby
- 698 South Main Street, Waterbury
- 526 North Main Street, Waterbury
- 359 Mill Street, Waterbury (Brass City Harvest)
- 313 Mill Street, Waterbury
- Mad River, Waterbury
- 130 Freight Street, Waterbury
- 909 Bank Street, Waterbury
- 100 Franklin Street, Torrington
- 318 North Main Street, Southington
- 0 Andrew Avenue, Naugatuck
- 1 Main Street, Berlin
- Derby O’Sullivan’s Island
- Newtown 28 Glen Road
- Thomaston East Main Street Riverfront Reuse Plan
- Waterbury 909 Bank Street
- Waterbury Mad River
- Past Brownfields Projects
- Ansonia-Derby Regional School Study
- Regional Wastewater Treatment Consolidation Study
- Kinneytown Dam Fish Passage
- Naugatuck River Greenway
- Regional Plan of Conservation and Development