FS Arch Street Task Force

First Selectman's Arch Street Task Force addresses building vandalism, charts survey path. The task force discussed extensive water damage from vandalism affecting all three floors of the Arch Street building and damaging the elevator; the Teen Center Board's insurance expired March 18 with no

First Selectman's Arch Street Task Force evaluates future use of property and planning costs. The task force met March 27 to discuss the Arch Street property, with Kate Buch confirming the town will not fund building code upgrades; any improvements must be tenant-funded. Stacey Higdon presented

Greenwich Arch Street Task Force reviews building's commercial history and future. The 13-member task force, led by First Selectman Fred Camillo, met to assess the Arch Street building's past and explore future uses, determining the structure is zoned for municipal uses and nonprofits while

Greenwich Arch Street Task Force moves to bi-weekly schedule ahead of RFP. The First Selectman's panel, which now includes Planning and Zoning liaison Anne Noel Jones, received a building assessment showing fair condition with major needs for window replacement, insulation improvements, and

The newly-formed Arch Street Task Force held its first organizational meeting Friday, electing leadership and setting meeting schedules. Sabine Schoenberg was elected chairman unanimously, with Icy Frantz as vice chairman and Stacy Sears Higdon as secretary. The nine-member voting committee, joined