Bulk Road Salt RFP
Posted
Oct 7, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Bulk Road Salt.
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Posted
Oct 7, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Bulk Road Salt.
Posted
Oct 2, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Recreation complex: work in this Contract includes, but is not limited to, the construction of parking lots, a restroom and associated utilities, walkways, miscellaneous site features, and plantings. The Work also includes all necessary site and utility work necessary to connect to the existing facilities. A portion of the restroom construction will be purchased directly by the Town. The playground equipment, poured in place (PIP) surfacing, and sub-grade will be furnished and installed by the Town though an outside vendor.
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Census ID
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174846
Employee FTE
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179
Population
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23,139
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Westerly
The Westerly Planning Board meeting addressed several key items, including preparations for State approval of the Comprehensive Plan, updates to Land Development and Subdivision Application Checklists, and the 2020 Annual Report. The board discussed changes to the Comprehensive Plan related to commercial recreation zoning and neighborhood planning. Revisions to the Land Development and Subdivision Application checklists were adopted, with a focus on incorporating review by the Department of Utilities. The 2020 Annual Report was reviewed, including highlights of the past 18 months and discussion on local environmental resiliency efforts. Administrative actions were reported, including approval of an administrative subdivision and a ground solar installation.
The EDC meeting included discussions on the EDC's role, guiding principles, and vision, referencing Westerly's slogan "to grow, to learn, to play" and reviewing past actions and highlights of 2023. There were updates on housing meetings and the upcoming Camoin Associates housing study. The EDC discussed identifying and defining the Town's corridors, focusing on marketing Westerly, and reviewing a SWOT analysis. The EDC also discussed the Winnapaug Country Club ordinance, the Westerly Marina project, and the Shoreline East CT Rail project. The EDC discussed the prevalence of vacant buildings in Westerly and considering their economic impact to the Town. The EDC scheduled a March 20 workshop meeting.
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The Planning Board meeting included discussions on utility availability, housing data, and a housing needs assessment. The board discussed utility availability and the possibility of forming a subcommittee to determine capacity. They also discussed housing inventory in relation to seasonal properties and reviewed a memo on comprehensive plan data updates. The board reviewed recommendations from the Westerly Ad-hoc Affordable Housing Study Committee, including shifting to a proactive affordable housing effort and maximizing low and moderate income (LMI) number counts. Potential changes to the Zoning Ordinance to facilitate housing goals and action items were also discussed.
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