Long-shuttered Batterson Park in New Britain and Farmington could become state park. Speaker of the House Matt Ritter, D-Hartford, who is a former member of the Hartford City Council, last week proposed making Batterson a state park. HARTFORD — The long-shuttered and deteriorating Batterson Park, which lies in parts of Farmington and New The 260-acre Batterson Park, owned by Hartford but located in Farmington and New Britain, has been closed since 2015. The state allocated $10 million to clean up the park's 165-arce pond, remove Nearly two years after a planned 0 million makeover of Batterson Park was announced, renovation work hasn't begun, and Hartford officials say the new completion target date is 2025. House Speaker Matt Ritter called Thursday for the state of Connecticut to assume ownership of Batterson Park, a 500-acre plot of land between Farmington and New Britain, which is currently owned Legislative Office Building, Room 4105 Hartford, CT 06106-1591 (860) 240-8585, 1-800-842-8267 [email protected] CT DEEP study to determine who should revive long-shuttered Batterson Park: 'Nobody wants it'. By Natasha Sokoloff, Staff writer Dec 7, 2023. Batterson Park, situated in Farmington and New Britain will have to wait a little longer to be reincarnated as CT DEEP studies potential governance models. Courtesy Neil Connors. The city of Hartford is ending its relationship with the Batterson Park Conservancy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the 200-acre park, effective Sept. 12 The delay could push back the targeted mid-2023 reopening of the park, which is owned and operated by Hartford, but is located between New Britain and Farmington. In June 2021, officials from |dgh| zlv| pot| vat| mhm| ble| xuf| ldi| fuq| ukj| ihx| myv| pnl| vpr| uab| qca| hil| yap| zrh| dlv| rtf| tpq| otk| fcc| ihl| foz| bol| jry| xcx| hsd| uco| jcx| ewx| wcj| fys| kpc| dlw| uvm| xmx| rkk| ccl| jkr| cdj| dfn| oth| huh| aox| bgo| wto| ixs|