Press release from the state Department of Transportation:
Bristol, Connecticut – Connecticut Department of Transportation officials have announced construction work on the Relocation of Route 72 in Bristol and Plainville is scheduled to resume in full, with work beginning in the following areas:
The reconstruction of King Street, Broad Street and Mountain Road will begin around April 7, 2008. This work will require nighttime lane closures, generally between 8 P.M. and 6 A.M.
Work on Central Street in Bristol and at the intersection of West Main Street and Forestville Avenue in Plainville, will also begin on April 7, 2008. This work will involve lane closures between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. at each location.
Utility relocation work on Pine Street will begin in the near future with the installation of new utility poles.
Motorists are urged proceed with caution and obey the posted speed limits when traveling through this and all other construction zones.
The photographs are courtesy of Ultimate Wireform's friendly flyer, Paul Blanchette. They were taken about two weeks ago.
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Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
Contact Steve Collins at scollins@bristolpress.com
12 comments:
Free publicity for Paul at Ultimate Wireforms and his controversial helicopter flights.
Paul does alot for this community. I sense a little jealousy in his self-built success.
Thanks for the view Paul!
April 7, 2008 11:46 PM Poster
Yes, free publicity that does not and will not benefit Paul or Ultimate Companies in ay way since he has no customers in Bristol.
Can't anyone contribute to the public good witout some whiner chiming in?
Get a life.
Check the picture.
Is it of Route 72, or of the SEBBP?
"Paul does alot"
-Yeah, except provide health insurance to his employees.
-Way to keep that robber baron stigma alive!
"Yes, free publicity that does not and will not benefit Paul"
-You are a total fool. Of course it does. Case in point: his silly helicopter pad.
But I have to admit it is an interesting picture.
-Yeah, except provide health insurance to his employees
Wrong. He does provide a health insurance plan to his employees partially paid by the company and reasonable co-pay by the employee. The only company you will find that doesn't make their employees pay a co-pay is the City.
Are you a disgruntled former employee? He and his wife are better to their employees than the majority of small companies in the area. I should know. I worked for him for a long time.
Thank God for Paul Blanchette
April 8, 2008 12:51 PM:
I was told they did not provide any health insurance by an employee there. Thank you for clearing this issue up. Because of this person's situation it is probably that this person did not understand or perhaps they did provide the coverage at the time this person was there.
I've met his wife. She seems really nice and she's kind of hot too. Again, I'm glad to hear that they do provide health insurance.
Hey there's my house. What a mockery. :(
Just think, now you'll have a thousand speeding cars to watch...they may even crash into each other once in a while.
They'll definately cut through my neighborhood now as well because the Boulevard will be a traffic jam. I hope they don't run over any kids!
....4:15, DEFINATELY!
Talk about going to sleep . The "Naysayers" are here too. zzzzzzzzzzzzz
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