83-year-old boilers blamed for Success Village heat and hot water issues
Court-appointed receiver attorney Barry Knott cites 83-year-old boilers and an inadequate rental boiler as the primary issues.
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Oct 17, 2024, 11:50 AM
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5ds agoResidents at Success Village, spanning Bridgeport and Stratford, are again reporting no heat or hot water.
Court-appointed receiver attorney Barry Knott cites 83-year-old boilers and an inadequate rental boiler as the primary issues.
Knott announced plans to replace the rental boiler with a new one within the next week or two, sourced from out-of-state.
MORE: Residents at Success Village finally get a temporary relief after nearly a week with no hot water
Long-term, Knott recommends installing individual boilers for each of the 97 buildings, estimating a $20 million cost.
This solution would require grants and loans.
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