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Town Engineer: Gerald J. Turbet, P.E.
Address: 230 C Mountain Road Suffield, CT 06078
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Hours: Mon-Thurs: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm (Lunch: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm), Fri: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Phone: (860) 668-3876 Fax: (860) 386-6696
E-mail: gturbet@suffieldtownhall.com The Town Engineer: -Works on improvement projects to roads, drainage systems, bridges, parking lots.
-Advises Town agencies on projects
-Coordinates with outside consultants working on large improvement projects
-Coordinates with State personnel on projects involving their facilities or related to grant funds
-Works with surveyors on maps or easement plans required for Town projects
-Advises the Zoning and Planning Commission on all proposed subdivisions and site plans including design reviews during the application process
-Oversees field inspection during construction and performance bond process
-Works on grant administration activities on engineering projects
-Develops and upgrades Town maps
-Presents new roads for acceptance at Town Meetings and upgrades Town and non-Town road lists
-Supervises pavement management program and implements improvement projects under the program
-Responds to road and drainage complaints.
In 2002, the Town Engineer's duties were expanded to include the position of a Conservation Consultant for the Inland Wetland (Conservation) Commission. The duties associated with this position include: -Application reviews
-Pre-application meetings/reviews
-Drainage analysis on larger subdivision and emphasis on drainage outfalls that discharge to wetlands/watercourses
-Attendance at meetings with decision/condition recommendations
-Overseeing soil and erosion control inspection program
-Investigating wetland violations and initiating appropriate responses
-Consulting with soil scientist on technical questions/concerns
More information on the Conservation Commission is available through their website by clicking HERE. |