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Simsbury Forum To Focus On Tariffville's Future

The event will take place early this week, providing attendees to weigh in on what they want to see regarding future development there.

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The town this week is hosting a special forum on the Village of Tariffville Plan that was recently completed by local land-use officials. The forum will inform the public about what the plan calls for, and it asks attendees to weigh in on its future.
The town this week is hosting a special forum on the Village of Tariffville Plan that was recently completed by local land-use officials. The forum will inform the public about what the plan calls for, and it asks attendees to weigh in on its future. (Town of Simsbury)

SIMSBURY, CT — The Town of Simsbury, Tuesday, Oct. 14, is hosting a special forum on the future of the historic Tariffville Village.

The event will take place from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Tariffville Elementary School, 42 Winthrop St., Tariffville (Simsbury).

Located in the northeast corner of Simsbury, the village has about 1,324 residents living there.

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Earlier this year, the town approved the Village of Tariffville Neighborhood Plan regarding future development in that part of town.

The plan includes multiple ideas on myriad topics, with the town seeking feedback from residents regarding what to do next.

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Tuesday's forum is a step in that direction, with a presentation on the plan slated at 6:30 p.m. with break-out sessions among attendees following later.

To view the Village of Tariffville Neighborhood Plan in full, click on this link.

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