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Norwich  The City Council on Monday voiced support for a proposed $9.7 million spending plan for the city’s first-year American Rescue Plan grant, but delayed a vote until Sept. 7 to allow for public input on how the city should spend the nearly $30 million expected in the next two years. City Manager John Salomone said while council approval on ARP spending was not required, he wanted support from the elected leaders. Some council members in turn said Monday they wanted input and support from the public that elected them to office before endorsing the plan. Salomone s proposal includes $2.1 million to complete the Uncas Leap Heritage Park, with an amphitheater, walking paths and restrooms; $2.1 million for Norwich Human Services to help residents with rent, mortgage, utility bills, employment and health needs. The Recreation Department would receive $350,000 of that total.

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