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Fasano: Tolls bill has loophole that could capture cars By Mark Pazniokas © The Connecticut Mirror

Jillian Moruzzi, co-owner of Surge Fitness Center, 117 Washington Ave., North Haven. The new fitness center opened in December. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

The top Senate Republican accused Democratic lawmakers Tuesday with building a “workaround” provision into the new transportation bill that would allow the General Assembly to expand tolls on large trucks to all other vehicles after two years.

endorsing more borrowing for various initiatives to “buy votes” for tolls. “After two years, we could very well see cars and all trucks tolled in Connecticut without the fear of a bond covenant stopping it,” Fasano said during a late morning press conference. “That could happen.”

New fitness center opens in plaza on Route 5

Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano of North Haven also charged Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont with scaling back his proposed “debt diet” and

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When asked about the inspiration behind the new Surge Fitness Center in North Haven, co-owner Jillian Moruzzi said she and her father were going for “a fitness center with ambiance.”

By Everett Bishop The Citizen

Regional Economic Xcelleration Development met with the North Haven Economic Development Commission recently to provide a comprehensive economic report on the town.

The new 25,000-square-foot gym in the Washington Commons plaza on Route 5 was designed by gym-goers and features Precor equipment, hydromassage chairs, saunas, beauty light therapy and exercise classes. “We wanted something where you walk in and you feel calm and you want to do your workout,” said Moruzzi, whose father and partner Joe Moruzzi owns the plaza.

Steve Fatone, of North Haven, works his triceps at Surge Fitness Center in North Haven.

“My dad, my mom and I were all just chatting about it. I knew I wanted a oneOne of the biggest chalsyllable name because onelenges was coming up with a syllable names are the most name for the fitness center. energetic,” said the younger

Moruzzi. “Surge just seemed like a burst of energy and a welcoming name, because anybody can surge.” See Surge, A12

Created in 1996, REX was formed as the economic development entity for the 15 towns served by the South Central Regional Council of Governments. Barbara Malmberg, director of marketing for REX Development, said in her report that in the past year things have largely stayed the same in North Haven.

Also Tuesday, Democratic legislative leaders confirmed the hearing on the tolls bill, set for 1 p.m. FriSee Tolls, A8

“No great change in anything at this point. Median income has gone up a bit and population has gone down a bit, but no great changes,” she said. One concern Malmberg noted is that the median age in town has continued to rise in the past year. She pointed out that this trend is due to the town not attracting enough young people and families. Another concern raised by Malmberg in her report is the number of brownfields that could make development in the area “very difficult.” See Update, A8

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Wallingford man pleads guilty in fatal hit-and-run By Lauren Sellew Record-Journal staff

duct with a motor vehicle. He made the plea during an appearance in Meriden Superior Court.

MERIDEN — A Wallingford man pleaded guilty Rubino is scheduled to be last week to charges in connection with a fatal hit-and- sentenced April 30. The run in North Haven last year. court file indicates there is a plea agreement calling for a Mark Rubino, 40, of 200 maximum sentence of 10 Cook Hill Road, Apt. 13, years in prison, suspended Wallingford, pleaded guilty after serving four years, folon Thursday, Jan. 23 to lowed by three years probaevading responsibility in option. erating a motor vehicle Police charged Rubino in Jucausing death and miscon-

ly 2019, following an investigation into the death of North Haven resident Maureen Munzner, 57, in March. Munzner was walking on Ridge Road on March 11 with her husband and two teenaged children when she was struck by a red Ford Fusion near Hickory Hill Road. Munzner was brought to Yale-New Haven Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The car that struck her drove off.

At 6 p.m. the same night, Hamden police received a 911 call from Rubino, who reported he struck a deer and was near the Hamden/ North Haven line on Mount Carmel Avenue, according to Rubino’s arrest warrant. North Haven police met

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Schools Locals in college Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y., has named Lindsay Knight to its dean’s list for the fall semester. Leigh University, Bethlehem, Pa., has named Rachel Buonasora to its dean’s list for the fall semester. University of Delaware, Newark, Del., has named Samantha Konspore to its dean’s list for the fall semester.

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University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H., has named Valerie Gimler and Brian Nichols to its dean’s list for the fall semester.

The North Haven Senior Center is located at 189 Pool Road. 203-239-5432. The Senior Center newsletter is available at town.northhaven.ct.us.

University of New Haven, West Haven has named the following students to its dean’s list for the fall semester: Chris Brockett, Brandon Lomax, Brady Reynolds, Rebecca Sola, Alexandria St. Peter, TinaMarie Valente, Dylan Zimmerman.

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Financial considerations for adults without children By Jeff Jolly

Adults who do not have children tend to have more financial flexibility to pursue their goals throughout life and retirement. This makes sense when you consider the cost of raising a child from birth to adulthood is currently estimated at $233,6101 (and that’s before you factor in college). But even without these expenses, childless singles and couples still need to manage their future financial needs.

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American Eagle Credit Union, which has a branch in North Haven, is giving its members a chance to determine how to spread some money around. The program, titled Cash Back to the Community, allows members to vote for three qualified nonprofits each quarter and American Eagle will give these organizations 1 percent of the credit union’s debit and credit card interchange income. So, the more often members use their cards, the more money is donated to nonprofits. “As Connecticut’s largest community-focused credit union, we are always concentrated on making the places where we live and work better,” said Dean Marchessault,

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day, Jan. 31 in the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, would be open to the general public as well as transportation experts and Lamont administration officials. The only anticipated legislative support for tolls comes from majority Democrats in the House and Senate — some of whom insisted the bill provide special protections so that only large commercial trucks would be tolled, both now and into the future. The proposed solution involved special language to be included in the bond covenants — the contracts between the state and investors who buy Connecticut bonds that are sold to finance various bridge and highway construction work. The draft bill lawmakers are expected to consider next week — which was prepared in consultation with state

government’s bond counsel — specifies only trucks will be tolled.

In other words, as long as the state’s ability to repay the bonds is protected, then Connecticut could change the rules about which vehicles it tolls.

It also states that construction bonds issued over the next two years include language pledging the trucksonly policy would remain in place throughout 2030.

How would making cars subject to tolls, which would only increase revenues to the state, make it harder for Connecticut to pay off its debts?, Fasano asked.

Fasano, who is an attorney, pointed out that this alone is not an absolute legal guarantee against change. He also noted that the 2007 legislature approved bondA future legislature could re- ing about $2 billion to shore finance those bonds, paying up the teachers’ pension them off early and replacing fund, pledging in that bond them with new financing covenant not to alter the that doesn’t include restricschedule of contributions to tive covenants. the pension system until those bonds were paid off, And while “that can be an around 2032. expensive proposition,” Fasano argued there was a That all changed last May much easier, cheaper endwhen legislators endorsed a run around the covenant re- proposal from Lamont and striction. state Treasurer Shawn Section 8 of the draft measure states the General Assembly can alter the rules “if and when adequate provision shall be made by law for the protection of the holders of such bonds.”

Wooden to restructure pension payments. The governor and treasurer asserted this would not violate the bond covenant provided Connecticut set aside an amount equal to the maximum yearly debt payment

on the bonds, about $380 million. Connecticut, which had $1.2 billion in its budgetary rainy day fund last May — and was on its way to amassing $2.5 billion by September 30 — had no problem fulfilling that $380 million reserve requirement. “That type of safety feature really doesn’t work at all,” Fasano added. Democratic leaders in the House did not respond Tuesday to Fasano’s charge. Senate President Pro Tem Martin M. Looney, D-New Haven said “That’s not what this plan is and that’s not what this plan speculates and we have no intention of going to that point.” But when pressed about Fasano’s concerns that lawmakers could broaden the system to include cars, Looney only insisted it wouldn’t happen for political reasons, even if it were legally permissible.

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“There is broad-based opposition to passenger tolls,” he said. “I see that continuing.” Lamont’s communications director, Max Reiss, accused Fasano of election-year “fear mongering.” “Connecticut voters are smarter than that,” Reiss added. “They know what this bill is and what it isn’t. This bill only authorizes tolls to be collected on heavy 18wheeler and above commercial trucks, and explicitly prohibits tolls on passenger vehicles.” But Reiss’ statement did not address Fasano’s analysis of the potential loophole in the bond covenant. But even if the bond covenant did not block future car tolls, that doesn’t mean the legislature will vote to approve them. Several bills to order tolls on cars and trucks have died amid strong bipartisan opposition over the past four years. See Tolls, A9

Aside from the REX Development report, First Selectman Michael Freda ran nominations for positions on the EDC, as is customary every two years. LoPresti was nominated as chairman, Walter Mann for vice chair and Frank Maher was made secretary.

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Besides borrowing for transportation infrastructure, this package also includes financing for municipal school construction, capital projects at public colleges and universities, state building maintenance, open space and farmland preservation, wastewater treatment plant upgrades and various, smaller communitybased projects.

Fasano also charged Lamont with relenting on his program to curtail state borrowing to curry favor with Democratic legislators.

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Ski club North Haven Ski Club trips on tap: Sunday, Feb. 9 to Bromley; Sunday, Feb. 23 to Stratton Mountain; and Saturday, March 7 to Killington. For more information, contact Annette Murphy at 203927-3071 or dapdmurph@ aol.com.

DTC to host Sen. Looney State Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the North Haven Democratic Town Committee, which will take place Tuesday, Feb. 11, 7

p.m., at the Mildred A. Wakeley Community and Recreation Center, 7 Linsley St. All are welcome to attend. Please bring a canned good for the town food pantry. Visit northhavendemocrats.org for more information.

Community workshops

p.m. to work on projects that help the less fortunate. Northford Congregational Church is located at 4 Old Post Road at the corner of Rt. 22 and Rt. 17 in the Northford village in North Branford. The church can be reached at 203-4840795.

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A roadside memorial for Maureen Munzner, 57, stands along Ridge Road near Hickory Hill Road in North Haven in March 2019. Munzner was walking on Ridge Road when she was struck by a car, the driver of which fled the scene. He pleaded guilty last week. File photo, Record-Journal

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“Rubino stated he stopped immediately and observed the deer stand up and run away,” the warrant said. Ru-

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ficers collected samples from the car, including hair, the warrant said. DNA from two different areas of the windshield were a match with Munzner, according to Police seized the car and oba forensic report. tained a search warrant. OfA broken section of a license plate frame was found at the scene of the crash. The license plate frame on Rubino’s car had a missing section.

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INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION NOTICE OF DECISION Please take notice that the following decisions were rendered by the North Haven Inland Wetlands Commission on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at the Mildred A. Wakeley Community and Recreation Center, 7 Lins21 Toelles Road, ley Street, in Room #2 at 7:00 PM. Wallingford, CT 06492 OTHER: Now hiring for the following positions: 1. #I18-14, 224 Quinnipiac Avenue (Map 17, Lot 2) - Approved the request for modifica- Industrial Maintenance tions to the Permit to Conduct Regulated Technician 2nd shift Activity and Positive Site Plan Referral that was approved on January 23, 2019. Subject Maintenance Technician to conditions. is a multi-disciplined technician responsible EXTENSIONS: for the repair and main tenance of production, 1. #I18-14, 224 Quinnipiac Avenue - Apsupport and facility proved two (6) month extensions. equipment to ensure safe, reliable operation. BONDS: Engineered Shaped 1. #I19-11, 41 Stiles Lane - Revised the Components Operator bond requirement to require a new bond in 2nd shift the amount of $2,750.00. Annealer 3rd shift FRANK BUMSTED, CHAIRMAN Primary Mill Operator R226963 2nd shift Autos Wanted

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(Subject to change) TITLE: Summer Program Leader SUPERVISOR: Summer Program Supervisor GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Assisting Program Supervisor in organizing, implementing, and supervising games and activities for children. Performs related duties as specified by Supervisor. REQUIRED SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE: a. Some knowledge, but willing to learn more about games and activities, arts and crafts, music, drama, and outdoor education. b.Demonstrate dependability, creativity, and ability to motivate children. c. Enjoy working with children. d. An understanding of the various needs and skills of the diversified age groups. e. Attend pre-season orientation. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: a. North Haven resident. b. 15 years of age or older. SUMMER STAFF HOURS: Day Camp – 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Playgrounds – 8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. Hourly rate: $11.00 Applications will be accepted beginning December 19, 2019 until March 13, 2020. Please apply at the Memorial Town Hall, Finance Office, 18 Church St., North Haven, CT 06473 Monday through Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm. or you can download the Summer Employment application from the Town’s website www.town.north-haven.ct.us. Applications must be mailed or hand delivered to the Finance Office by March 13, 2020. Applications will not be accepted via email. Placement of employees will be based on the needs of the department.

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