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Are You Happy with the Plan for Chalk Hill? [POLL]

The first selectman is allowing the former school to remain open for another year, giving more time for a public/private partnership for a community center to be forged.

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First Selectman Steve Vavrek recently told the Board of Finance of his plan to keep Chalk Hill open for 12 months, so requests for proposals may be sent out and a public/private agreement can be made on turning the building into a community center.

Any approved bidder will have to present a formal proposal for uses in the building to the Planning & Zoning Commission as part of an approval process.

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