Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center
             Bazaar
November 6,2004
9:00 am to 2:00 pm
27 Chase St
Pawcatuck Ct
Crafters,Bake Sale,Raffle,Grab Bags,& Surpises
Lunch = Famous Crowley Chowder & Sandwiches
( Craft Space Available $15.00 per table ) ====  Call PNC 599-3285
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Stonington Borough Fire Department
Pioneer Hook and Ladder
HALLOWEEN PARTY
(NEW FIREHOUSE ON MAIN ST)
October 31,2004 ==  7:00P.M.
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  BOROUGH OF STONINGTON

FIREHOUSE DEDICATION to  Take Place

Saturday,October 23 at 12 noon.

Finishing touches are being made; the BRASS LETTERING is in Place;
systems are being tested. Yes ,Borough  CITIZENS  and OTHERS,the NEW FIREHOUSE  IS NOE A
REALITY.Nicely coinciding with Fire Safety Month,the move from the old firehouse to the bright shiny new one will
take place this month.
On Saturday,October 23rd,the Stonington Borough Fire Department,the Firehouse Building Committee,and the Board of Warden and Burgesses will
preside over a CEREMONY DEDICATING the much-anticipated NEW FIREHOUSE at 12 NOON.
A symbolic "move" from the OLD Church Street Firehouse to the New Main Street location will precede the Dedication Ceremony.
Following the dedication,an Open House will be held so everyone will be able to inspect the New Facilities and see how this upgrade
will truly benefit all of us.Years of planning,hard work and most especially,great cooperation within the community have gone into
this handsome firehouse.PLEASE COME TO THE DEDICATION,PARTICIPATE IN THE OPEN HOUSE,And Give a ROUSING CHEER TO OUR VERY DEDICATED FIRE DEPARTMENT.(This means a LOT to THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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BOROUGH PROPERTY TAX NOTICE
JUNE 2004
Borough of Stonington
Office of Tax Collector
Levy of 2003
All property owners in the Borough of Stonington are hereby notified
that all taxes on land,buildings,personal property and motor vehicles
will be due and payable July 1 through August 2,2004 in one installment.
A rate of 2.75 mills on the dollar has been levied on the Grand List of October 1,2003.

Taxes not paid within one month of the due date,July 1,2004,will be delinquent and subject
to interest at the rate of 1-1/2 % (one and one-half percent) per month,or part thereof,from the due date(18%
per year.) Minimum interest charged is $2.00 per tax bill.

Tax bills will be mailed in late June,however failure to receive a bill does not invalidate the tax or interest,and tax
payments made on property with delinquent taxes will be applied to the past due taxes in the first instance.
(Refer to Sections 12-146,12-130 and 12-144b of the Connecticut State Statutes.)

Payments may be mailed (post marked by August 2,2004)
to:Borough of Stonington
    P.O.Box 88
    Stonington,Ct 06378.
Collection Hours in ( July and August are Mondays , Thursdays and Saturdays )
                                10:00 a.m to 12:00 noon, at the ( BOROUGH HALL , 26 Church Street.)

Mr.Thomas D.Sanford
Tax Collector
860-535-1298

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STONINGTON COMMONS

A multi-use development of the Atwood Machine Factory

29 Condos - 7 Waterfront Homes - Inn and Commercial Space
  Water Street
Stonington Ct.06378

Construction Continues....
...Masonry repair and building is proceeding on schedule
...Steel lintels have been installed in the stone building
...Re-pointing of Trumbull building  is ongoing
...Daily steel assembly
...Weekly concrete slab pours
...Underground water and electrical installation nears completion
...Installation of stairwells and balconies

OF NOTE.....

...Pile driving for waterfront homes well begin the week of  May 17.2004 By G.Donaldson & Sons
( Lasting approximately 4 WEEKS during daily work hours; NO SATURDAYS )
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Due  to the fact that there have numerous complaints for neighbors in the Stonington Borough regaeding violation of the zoning  regulations
regarding working hours and delivery times,Please be REMINDED of the following..

STONINGTON COMMONS PROJECT WORK HOURS ARE:

Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m

Saturday  8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

These hours are incorporated as part of your contracts.
The gates to the project will remain locked until 7:00a.m. when work is allowed to begin on site.Stonington Police have been
authorized by the Owner to issue citations to anyone violating the zoning ordinance  regarding noise prior to 7:00 A.M.
Also,please note:

All Trucks and Deliveries to Stonington Commons:

Monday Through Friday 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Trucks are not allowed in Stonington Borough prior to 7:30 A.M. nor are they allowed to sit idling in the streets.A security guard well
be posted at the intersection of Trumble and Water Street near the town soccer field from 5:00A.M. to 7:30A.M. to  direct early  deliveries
to the Town Highway Dept . yard at 56 Alpha Ave.which has been LEASED as a staging area for this project.

All Deliveries must be scheduled with Mr.Dave Hustus in advance.Stonington Police have been Authorized to issue citations for those
Violating the Zoning  Ordinance.   ( Sent: Friday , May 7,2004
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Borough of Stonington

Stonington Ct
NOTIC
To:Borough Residents
From the Board of Warden and Burgesses
Subjest:Stonington Commons
Date:April 8,2004

In response to Borough residents' concerns about noise at the Stonington
Commons Construction site,the property managers are taking the FOLLOWING STEPS:

1.They have notified all their trucking companies that there are to be no TRUCKS in the Borough before 7:30 A.M.

2. They have leased an area at the Town's Public Works Department and well install a sign for the trucks  that arrive
     at night or early morning.

3. They are keeping the construction gates closed until 7:00 am so workers can not  begin work earlier.

4.  They have contacted the police department and asked for their assistance in enforcing the noise ordinances by
      issuing tickets to those who break the rules.

Paxton Kinol of ADK Properties LLC hopes that these actions will help reduce early morning noise problems and apologizes for
any Inconvenience.