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Plans Revised For Gardner Street Project In Manchester

Manchester's Gardner Street will be getting a facelift.

Work on Gardner Street in Manchester is upcoming.
Work on Gardner Street in Manchester is upcoming. (Tim Jensen/Pach)

MANCHESTER, CT — Manchester officials have completed revised preliminary design plans for a project to reconstruct part of Gardner Street.

The work is slated for Gardner between Fern Street and a spot 400 feet north of Line Street. The plan is to reconstruct the roadway, install concrete curbing and construct a 6-foot wide bituminous concrete path, officials said. Revisions to the original plan include a narrower road width — 18 feet as opposed to 20 feet — and reduced grading impacts and tree clearing.

Town officials have scheduled a public informational meeting for 6:30 p.m. on July 21 in the Hearing Room of Lincoln Center, 494 Main St.

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The agenda will include a review the revised plans and gathering "any remaining comments."

Revised preliminary design plans showing the proposed improvements are available online for public inspection at:

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  • http://engineering1.townofmanchester.org/index.cfm/construction-projects/gardner-
  • st-reconstruction/

Those with limited internet access may request that project information be mailed to them by contacting the town engineer by email at pwinfo@manchesterct.gov or by phone at 860-647-3158. Residents should allow one week for processing and delivery, officials said.

Written comments can be submitted to the Town of Manchester Engineering Division, PO Box 191, Manchester, CT 06045-0191 or can be emailed to pwinfo@manchesterct.gov.

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