The suggested a bandshell. Another person wondered if the was considering automated parking.
Milford residents spoke passionately about their city and its needs at a last week that was moderated by Alan Plattus, who heads the Yale Urban Design Workshop that is reviewing downtown opportunities.
The comments kept coming throughout the evening, even after an employee from the , where the workshop was held, had begun to fold up the library chairs.
I agree with much of what everyone is saying, but we have to actually ACT on what we plan for, rather then place plans on a shelf and in 10 years pay someone to read from the same plan at big bucks to the city. Wasted money and time. Let's just actually DO something rather than talk about it.
Talking about a small/medium grocery store. The perfect candidate: Fairway. Highly popular grocery store with lots of urban and small footprint experience. The new one in Stamford is making a killing and they're looking to expand further into CT.
I looked at the crowd at the Plattus presentation and I afraid there were no developers.
But first the owner of the building wants an unrealistic price. Not sure anyone is going to take a million+construction gamble on anything right now.
http://www.fairwaymarket.com/contact-us/ They're pretty responsive.
My bet is that the EDC will listen to you long before they will listen to me.
I love Liquid Lunch!