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Phelps-Hathaway House approved for Neighborhood Assistance Act tax credit program
Summary
Following a brief public hearing, the board voted 5-0 to include the Phelps-Hathaway House energy-efficiency project in the 2026 Neighborhood Assistance Act tax credit program.
The Board of Selectmen opened a public hearing on June 3 for the Neighborhood Assistance Act application from the Phelps-Hathaway House and approved the project for inclusion in the 2026 tax credit program.
Bill Hawkins, Director of Planning and Development, and Lynn Mervosh, Site Administrator for Connecticut Landmarks' North Central Region, described the project as qualifying under NAA energy-efficiency guidelines. First Selectman Colin Moll opened the public hearing at 7:34 p.m.; resident Neil Hornish offered comments and the hearing was closed at 7:35 p.m. Selectman Kathleen Harrington moved to approve the Phelps Hathaway House Energy Efficiency Project for inclusion; the motion passed 5-0.
The minutes record the project qualifies as an energy-efficiency project under program guidelines; specific credit amounts or tax effects were not recorded in the excerpted minutes.
