Project Type: Cleanup Planning
Activities: A baseball field and community park now stand on the remnants of a former industrial parcel in Waterbury’s south end. In 2012, the former Nova Dye factory burned, leaving a contaminated and vacant parcel in one of the city’s most underserved areas. The project was facilitated by a $200,000 award from NVCOG’s Revolving Loan Fund meant to close environmental data gaps and an additional $3,000,000 provided by the state. The park, adjacent to the Mad River, now provides a safe space for recreational opportunities in a neighborhood that previously had little access to green space.
Project Status: Remediation and construction work is complete. A grand opening ceremony will occur in the coming months.
- Current Projects
- SMM Trash Reduction Pilot Program
- NVision 2022
- O’Sullivan’s Island Fishing and Viewing Platform
- Roadway Projects
- Transportation Planning Studies
- Interstate 84/ Route 8 New Mix
- Brownfields
- 170 Freight Street & 00 West Main Street, Waterbury
- 143 Wolcott Road, Wolcott
- Main Street South, Derby
- 1 Main Street, Berlin
- Derby O’Sullivan’s Island
- 300 Broad Street, Bristol
- 67-71 Minerva Street, Derby
- 698 South Main Street, Waterbury
- 526 North Main Street, Waterbury
- 359 Mill Street, Waterbury (Brass City Harvest)
- Mad River, Waterbury
- 909 Bank Street, Waterbury
- 100 Franklin Street, Torrington
- 318 North Main Street, Southington
- 226 Rubber Ave, Naugatuck
- 0 Andrew Avenue, Naugatuck
- 130 Freight Street, Waterbury
- Past Brownfields Projects
- Ansonia-Derby Regional School Study
- Regional Wastewater Treatment Consolidation Study
- Kinneytown Dam Removal
- Naugatuck River Greenway
- Regional Plan of Conservation and Development