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CT NEMO recently printed its first official impact report dedicated to the work of the NEMO Program in Connecticut. The report describes the origin, objectives and progress of the program and includes a number of exciting new initiatives that have begun during this past year.

The main body of the Report, however, is given over to portrayals of selected towns that have worked with NEMO, and the ways that these towns are taking charge of their community’s future development patterns. The report profiles Old Saybrook, Waterford, Woodstock, Salem, Central Naugatuck Valley, Watertown, East Haddam, Candlewood Lake Authority and Stonington. The examples detailed in the report, while they represent only a portion of the good work being done around the state, demonstrate the power of local citizens to bring about positive change in their communities.

To order a copy of the report, free of charge, visit the CT Impact Reports section of the Publications page.

West Hartford East Hartford Hebron Haddam Waterford Ledyard Woodstock Stonington Old Sayrook Candlewood Lake Authority Central Naugatuck Valley East Haddam Salem
Case Studies by Town & Region
Candlewood Lake Authority
Area Profile. 2005. Promoting a Uniform Multi-town Approach to Water Protection. (PDF - 1MB)
Central Naugatuck Valley

Area Profile. 2005. Landscape Analyses to Steer a Better Course for the Region. (PDF - 800KB)

Central Naugatuck Valley's Council of Government's Impervious Surface Buildout Analysis & Utilization.

East Haddam
Town Profile. 2005. Updating Land Use Regulations to Protect Water Resources and Foster Community Character. (PDF - 1MB)
East Hartford
Alumni Park formerly a commercial site, installed Block Pavers along walkways.
Haddam

Sustainable Landscape Demonstration Project
NEMO headquarters in Haddam, CT is in the process of redesigning their land to showcase alternative landscape and pavement options.

Hebron
"The Settlement" uses Grass Swales to reduce runoff while keeping with the rural feeling of the area.
Ledyard
The Mashantucket Pequot Museum has a Garden Roof to blend the museum in with the landscapes natural beauty.
Old Saybrook 
Town Profile. 2005. A Full Scale Planning and Design Approach to Stormwater Management. (PDF -1MB)
Salem
Town Profile. 2005. Linking Open Space, Economic Development and Comprehensive Planning. (PDF - 1MB)
Stonington
Town Profile. 2005. Ramping Up for the Stormwater Phase II Program. (PDF - 1MB)
Waterford

Town Profile. 2005. Leadership in Managing Runoff
from Large Commercial Development. Waterford is home to the Jordon Cove Urban Watershed National Monitoring Project. (PDF - 900KB)

The Jordan Cove Urban Watershed Project uses various techniques to reduce polluted runoff.

Watertown

Town Profile. 2005. Pursuing “Low Impact Design”
for Residential Subdivisions. (PDF - 1MB)

The Litchfield Hills Estates in Watertown, CT uses Grass Swales to reduce roadside runoff.

West Hartford
The Westfarms Mall in West Hartford, CT installed Grasspave2 to address environmental concerns of the proposed mass expansion.
Woodstock
Town Profile. 2005. A Focus on Conservation and Open Space Planning. (PDF - 900KB)

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