Train station relocation permit review
Town of SalisburyConnecticut- Detected
- Oct 19, 2026
- 19 days ago
- Sector
- Capital Projects
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From the meeting
The commission was scheduled to consider a special permit and site plan for the Town of Salisbury's train station building relocation at 7 Ethan Allen Street. The item was still pending at this October 19, 2026 meeting, so the decision had not been made yet. The work ties to a municipal building use change and relocation project, which can drive architecture, engineering, and site work needs once the commission acts.
- Meeting date
- October 19, 2026
- Agency
- Town of Salisbury
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