The Seymour Board of Selectmen unanimously voted last week to contract with the award-winning consultanting firm of Milone & MacBroom to develop plans for a greenway trail and linear park along the Naugatuck River, reports the New Haven Register. Milone & MacBroom are one of the largest consulting firms in the Northeast, but have a local office in Cheshire. The paper notes CMSC awarded Seymour a 2013 Preservation of Place grant to develop a master plan for the greenway which will link the downtown area to the river.
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