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Middlebury eyes $29M in infrastructure work
MIDDLEBURY VOTERS NEXT year will field three bond votes, including a $1.5 million proposal to, among other things, replace sewer/stormwater infrastructure on South Street. The project is to be Phase 5 of a multi-year refurbishment plan for South Street. Pictured is big equipment on South Street working on the current Phase 4 project.
Independent photo Steve James
November 22, 2023
Middlebury voters next year will be asked to support three separate bond votes totaling $28.7 million, with the biggest ask to come in the form of a $26 million referendum for a major overhaul of the town’s wastewater treatment plant.
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