CT DEEP to Hold Information Session on Flood Repairs to Larkin Trail

Key Takeaways
- DEEP schedules September 8 session on Larkin Bridle Trail repairs
- Four flood-damaged stream crossings require proposed repairs
- Projects span Southbury and Oxford
Connecticut DEEP Public Information Session
Larkin Bridle Trail Stream Crossing Repairs
Four Flood-Damaged Stream Crossings
Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM (90 Minutes)
Location: Southbury Town Hall – 501 Main Street South Southbury, CT
Virtual Attendance: Microsoft Teams (Hybrid Option) https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/218183922462256?p=xQPNOfVEDB0CzFW2lY
Meeting Agenda
6:00 – 6:05 PM | Welcome & Introductions
Presenter: Connecticut DEEP
• Welcome and opening remarks
• Purpose and objectives of the information session
• Introduction of the project team, including SLR Consulting
6:05 – 6:10 PM | Project Background & Context
Presenter: SLR Consulting
• Overview of the August 2024 flood damage
• Existing conditions at the stream crossings
• Project need and long-term objectives
• Rebuilding, stabilization, and protection of state property
6:10 – 6:40 PM | Site-by-Site Project Overview
Presenter: SLR Consulting
Review of each of the four proposed stream crossing repair locations:
• Site 1: Jeremy Swamp Road – Southbury
• Site 2: Curt Smith Road – Southbury
• Site 3: Pope Road – Oxford
• Site 4: Christian Street – Oxford
For each location, the presentation will cover:
• Existing site conditions
• Proposed design and stabilization approach
• Design objectives
• Long-term resiliency and future protection
• Potential recreational use
• Engineering and environmental considerations
6:40 – 6:45 PM | Next Steps
Presenter: SLR Consulting
• Project schedule and anticipated timeline
• Permitting process
• Construction and implementation considerations
• Upcoming project milestones
6:45 – 7:30 PM | Public Questions & Discussion
Facilitated by Connecticut DEEP and SLR Consulting
Discussion topics may include:
• Questions regarding the proposed designs
• Site-specific concerns
• Permitting and environmental considerations
• Construction impacts
• Project implementation