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Small Cities Committee and council approve two homeowner projects at Hodges Hill and Lawrence Lane

Torrington City Council and Water Pollution Control Authority · December 16, 2024
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Summary

The Special Small Cities Committee and the full council approved two homeowner assistance projects: an auxiliary generator at 26 Hodges Hill Road ($14,825.29) and rehabilitation work at 126 Lawrence Lane ($22,896). Officials cited state approval and sufficient property equity.

Torrington — The Special Small Cities Committee and later the full City Council approved two homeowner rehabilitation projects on Dec. 16.

The committee initially considered and approved an auxiliary generator costing $14,825.29 for 26 Hodges Hill Road; members noted the project had state approval and said the homeowner faces life‑threatening circumstances. Financial discussion in the committee reviewed listed liens and equity reported on the application.

The council also approved $22,896 for updates at 126 Lawrence Lane (windows, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, masonry, flooring and painting). Council members referenced a prior related request for the same property and said the current funding addresses additional needs supported by a recent appraisal.

Both approvals were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote during earlier committee action and confirmed later on the council agenda.

What’s next: Staff will proceed with the small‑cities project implementations consistent with state approvals and the Small Cities Program requirements.