Citizens group urges state to keep Greenwich stretch of I-95 quieter
The Neighborhood Citizens Against I-95 Noise want the measures taken between exits 2 and 6 in Greenwich, saying that it will cut down on noise and air pollution.
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Oct 19, 2021, 11:52 PM
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Updated 913 days ago
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310ds agoA group of concerned citizens is urging the state to include noise reducing
concrete and sound barriers along a stretch of I-95.
The
Neighborhood Citizens Against I-95 Noise want the measures taken between
exits 2 and 6 in Greenwich, saying that it will cut down on noise and air
pollution.
The
group held a public meeting Tuesday night about the issue at the Eastern Green
Civic Center.
Organizer
Alexis Gevanter says the “white noise of trucks” is an annoyance but could have
long-term impacts on neighbors’ health.
The
group says it has grown from an original six members to close to 1,000
supporters.
