[CPEO-BIF] Mystic River Boathouse, Stonington, Connecticut

[Lenny Siegel <lsiegel@cpeo.org>]

Boathouse Park plans inch forward; 21 permits required

By Catherine Hewitt 
Westerly Sun (CT)
January 10, 2019

STONINGTON - The town is working with the State Office of Historic Preservation
to come up with a solution for two buildings located at the Mystic River
Boathouse Park site, which is within a historic district.

At Mondays meeting of the Mystic River Boathouse Implementation Committee, Chad
Frost of Kent+Frost Landscape Architecture in Mystic, whose firm is designing
the park, and Jason Vincent, director of planning for the town, presented an
update of the towns communications with the state historic office. The
presentation also included estimated construction costs and a projected
schedule.



Partly because of the parks location on the Mystic River and the discovery of
the coal slag, which designates the site as a brownfield, the project may
require an estimated 21 permits, Vincent said on Wednesday. Eight would be
coastal permits, six would be brownfield permits, and seven relate to site
permitting.



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