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For the third year in a row, a well-loved park welcomed goats to a cordoned-off area in an effort to eliminate invasive weeds. Six goats, some of which are very young, arrived two weeks ago at Irwin Park, according to Public Works Director Tiger Mann. Introduced to the Weed Street park two summers ago thanks […]
"Tiger Trail" named after New Canaan DPW head Tiger Mann Grace Duffield FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Superintendent Bryan Luizzi stands to the left of DPW head Tiger Mann and First Selectman Kevin Moynihan soon after they surprised Mann with the sign for the trail between New Canaan High School and Waveny Park on Thursday, May 20.Grace Duffield / Hearst Connecticut Media signShow MoreShow Less 2of3 First Selectman Kevin Moynihan, left, said no one works harder or is more dedicated t the town than DPW head Tiger Mann, middle, as the town surprised him with the sign for Tiger Trail. The trail is b...
An updated version of the proposal to widen some sidewalks on Elm Street, presented at the April 2021 Police Commission meeting. A proposal to widen some sidewalks on Elm Street now includes converting six spaces to 15-minutes in order to accommodate retailers, restaurants and shoppers making quick pick-ups, officials say. Town officials heard from business owners after a proposal to “bump out” some of the sidewalks on Elm between South Avenue and the Playhouse became known earlier this year, according to Public Works Director Tiger Mann. The 15-minute parking limit “would allow for yo...
The Board of Selectmen on Tuesday approved an approximately $32,000 contract with a Branford-based company to replace two guiderails on Oenoke Lane. The installation of Merritt Parkway railing will be on Oenoke Lane’s hill alongside New Canaan Land Trust property, Public Works Director Tiger Mann told the selectmen at their regular meeting, held both in […]
Rendering of the proposed new crosswalk connecting Center School Lot with the new library. Shared by Langan Engineering Members of the Police Commission said at their most recent meeting that they need more time to decide whether a proposed new crosswalk connecting Center School Lot with the main entrance of a rebuilt New Canaan Library should be raised or level with the roadway. Library officials have proposed that the crosswalk spanning Maple Street should be raised not only to accommodate those using six disabled spaces in the parking lot but also as a traffic calming and safety measure...