Ahead of task force report, Select Board weighs options for 2229 Main Street
Public works and public safety facilities are among the uses up for discussion.
Keeping Concord Connected
Task force delays 2229 Main vote to October 15
Lingering questions about the true cost of a federal Superfund site have stumped members of the Select Board about a deal to acquire the land.
Updated: Explore ‘path toward potential acquisition’ of 2229 Main, task force to advise
Paul Boehm of the 2229 Main Street Advisory Task Force, will present findings and recommendations to the Select Board on October 21.
Opinion: 2229 Main Street Advisory Task Force — an update and some answers on liability protection
Given recent comments in letters to this paper concerning liability and insurance, some clarification is needed.
Seeking more answers on 2229 Main Street Superfund site
Both of these individuals are experts in their respective fields but I don't see how their opinions can be reconciled.
Will 2229 Main Street Superfund site be safe for homes? Some Concordians aren’t convinced yet
Some Concordians say they’re skeptical a Superfund site in town will ever be safe enough — despite an exhaustive, decades-long cleanup of the land.
Think about insurance consequences of acquiring 2229 Main Street
With the consequences of climate change already weighing on everyone’s insurance expenses, this is not a time to take on a mega-risk.
Letter: The future of 2229 Main St. comes into focus
The 46-acre property at 2229 Main Street, formerly owned and operated by NMI/Starmet, was designated as a Superfund site in 2001. Cleanup activities have been underway since the 1980s but have greatly
