10 Quaker Ridge Ct Monroe Single Family Homes for Sale

Topic:
MENTAL RETARDATION DEPARTMENT; CHILDREN AND FAMILIES DEPT.; GROUP HOMES; MORTGAGE LOANS; MENTAL Health Section;
Location:
Group HOMES;

November 21, 2007		2007-R-0673
GROUP HOMES
By: Saul Spigel, Chief Annotator

Yous asked:

1. for a town-by-town listing of all state agencies ' group homes located in single family residences, the type of clients they serve, and their capacity and current census;

ii. whether agencies ' payments to private providers for group abode services include mortgage debt service and, if so, what happens when a home is sold; and

3. to what blazon of grouping homes CGS � 19a-507b applies.

SUMMARY

The departments of Developmental Services (DDS, formerly the Section of Mental Retardation), Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS), and Children and Families (DCF) and the Judicial Branch ' due south Court Support Services Division (CSSD) operate or fund 882 group residences in single family homes and condominiums. These homes ' total capacity is four,200 (3,659 is for DDS clients); 4,011 slots were occupied at the time of our survey. DDS has the largest number of residences and in the most places—792 in 141 towns. DCF has 46 residences in 32 towns, DMHAS has 28 in xix towns, and CSSD has 16 in 9 towns. Attachments ane to 4 list each agency ' south group homes.

All of the agencies allow group dwelling house providers to use country funds to pay mortgage debt service, only each structures its payments in dissimilar ways. In all cases, when the mortgage is paid off the providers own the homes.

The agencies too differ in how they deal with providers that intend to sell homes. DDS reviews and approves a provider ' s proposal to close a home and open a new ane to adapt its residents and weather its payments on the provider using some or all of the home ' s auction proceeds toward the new home. DMHAS does non have a formal mechanism to recapture state funds that were applied to a mortgage, merely if a provider wanted to sell a home and operate from another site, the sale could affect time to come operating grants from DMHAS.

CSSD is developing policies to bargain with grantees that have paid off their mortgages. It is looking specially at (ane) the corporeality of rent information technology pays after a mortgage is paid off and (2) grantees that have out disinterestedness loans on mortgage-free properties and laissez passer the loan costs to CSSD in the form of rent payments. DCF contractually limits to $42,000 annually the amount of state payments providers tin can utilise toward their mortgages and allows them to use the money but for interest payments.

Some of the agencies lend land bonds funds to providers for capital improvements. They all report that they identify a lien on whatsoever holding that receives a loan, which is used to pay whatsoever outstanding balance if the property is sold. DCF, for case, places a lien for ten years and decreases the lien amount by 10% per year.

CGS � 19a-507b applies only to "community residences" that house viii or fewer people with mental illness, plus their staff, and provide supervised, structured group living activities and psychosocial rehabilitation. It prohibits, later July 1, 1984, the institution of a community residence within i,000 feet of some other such residence. And it prohibits the number of clients living in all customs residences in a town from exceeding 0.1% (1/10 of 1%) of the town ' south population.

Grouping HOMES

The attached spreadsheets list 882 group homes operated or funded by DDS, DMHAS, DCF, and CSSD. The homes ' total capacity is 4,200 (3,659 of which are for DDS clients); at the time of our survey iv,011 slots (3,524 in DDS) were occupied. (The Section of Correction too funds residential facilities, only they are non included in these lists because its primary financial officer reports none is a single family residence.)

DDS has, by far, the largest number of residences—792 in 141 towns. The largest concentrations appear to be in suburban band towns like Manchester, Windsor, and Hamden and small urbanized towns such as Meriden and Bristol. DMHAS funds 28 residences in 19 towns; 19 of these are in x cities and large towns. CSSD operates 16 (some funded by DMHAS) in nine towns, over half are in the state ' south v largest cities.

DCF funds 46 residences in 32 towns. Nearly one-half (twenty) are in small suburbs and rural towns. It funds three types of residences: (1) small homes that provide clinical services to children with some history of trauma (therapeutic group homes), (2) homes for older adolescents with balmy to moderate emotional problems who are transitioning out of DCF custody into contained living (PASS homes), and (3) temporary shelters that include an intensive clinical component, mainly for children in protective services who are experiencing behavioral problems (STAR homes).

At your asking, we tried to choose out residences located in apartment buildings. We were able to do this where agencies specifically identified a residence as an apartment, but we may have included apartments that were non identified. We include residences that are probably located in condominium complexes.

We accept as well included some larger group homes (10-xv people) that may not exist located in a typical single family residence just may be located in a residential expanse. CSSD, for case, stated that some of its residences are located in what were once very large Victorian mode homes that accept "long since been converted into more of an apartment setting."

Grouping HOME MORTGAGE PAYMENTS

DDS

DDS is by far the state ' s largest purchaser of group dwelling house services. It licenses 829 community living arrangements (CLAs, which include both single family unit homes and other forms of supervised residence). The vast majority of these CLAs (731 as of June 2006) are operated by nonprofit agencies; DDS operates the balance.

Over 400 nonprofit CLAs are financed through the Corporation for Contained Living (CIL), a nonprofit housing development corporation established to create group homes. Other CLAs obtain financing from different individual sources. The land pays providers the same way regardless of the financing source.

Payments for the CLAs come from DDS and the Department of Social Services (DSS). DDS pays for "support services," which include staff salaries, wages, and benefits; payroll taxes; providers ' administrative expenses; supplies; and transportation. DSS pays for "room and board," which includes mortgage or rent costs, nutrient, utilities, maintenance and budget, and related operating expenses.

The CLA development process requires DDS and DSS to negotiate and approve an understanding with the provider earlier development begins. The agreement identifies the dwelling house ' due south toll and any needed fire, safety, or accessibility modifications. The costs must fall within DSS guidelines, which are based on the abode ' s size and number of beds.

During the evolution process, DSS as well establishes the amount of room and board residents are charged. This charge typically is paid from the clients ' Social Security Disability Income and Supplemental Security Income (SSDI and SSI) and DSS ' State Supplement Plan. Clients who work may also be required to contribute toward the room and board cost. The CLA uses this revenue to pay its mortgage, which typically runs for xxx years.

When the mortgage is paid off, the provider organization owns the home; the state has no ownership or equity interest.  Merely DDS and DSS review and corroborate proposals to close homes and relocate residents, according to DSS ' Gary Richter. This can occur when the house is no longer appropriate for residents or it is not price-beneficial to renovate in gild to add another resident or come across current residents ' needs (for example, in a two-level or split-level home where residents no can longer can handle stairs). The agencies ' cost and reimbursement approving for the new dwelling, Richter reports, includes a status that the organization use all or a portion of the old abode ' s sale proceeds toward the new abode and then that future state costs are lower.

CIL-Financed CLAs. Before 1995, CIL secured financing from private investors, including through bonds issued for it past the quasi-public Connecticut Development Authority. It developed homes nether long-term lease arrangements in which information technology owned the homes and leased them to nonprofit providers. At the end of the lease term, CIL donates the property to the provider at no toll.

Starting in 1996, CIL began financing homes through the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA). CIL secures acquisition and construction financing and a CHFA delivery for permanent financing. CIL ' s financing covers all development costs, including site acquisition, structure, legal, architectural, engineering, and fees. When the facility receives a certificate of occupancy and the provider secures a license from DDS, information technology enters a charter-purchase agreement with CIL. Within one to iii years after licensure, equally determined by CHFA, CIL transfers title to the provider through a permanent financing program with CHFA. The provider and so owns the dwelling pursuant to a 30-year mortgage understanding with CHFA, which DSS must approve.

DMHAS

DMHAS funds three types of residential facilities—mental health and caused brain injury group homes, nigh of which house eight or fewer residents, and substance abuse treatment halfway houses, which typically house 10 or more people. The facilities are paid from three sources: DMHAS grants, State Administered General Assistance (SAGA), and DSS Medicaid payments (under the rehabilitation selection). All iii types of facilities get DMHAS grants. Mental wellness group homes also receive Medicaid funds, and substance abuse treatment homes receive SAGA funds. A facility can utilize funds from any of these sources to pay its mortgage, although the Medicaid funds can be used to pay only mortgage principal, non the involvement.

The SAGA and Medicaid rates are based partly on housing cost factors; DMHAS grants are not. SAGA pays a fee-for-service rate for residential dwelling services that was developed by combining handling and housing costs. The Medicaid rehab option rate was prepare based on a report that determined how much time a client spent in rehabilitation activities (as opposed to residential services). Information technology pays only that portion of a habitation ' s costs. The rate includes a factor for payment of a habitation ' s mortgage principal, but not the interest on it, which the DMHAS grant covers. DMHAS grants cover a home ' s operating costs (but not capitol costs), including debt service.

DMHAS officials report no homes have closed within the past 10 years. The agency does not have a formal mechanism to recapture state funds that were applied to a mortgage. The officials stated that if a provider wanted to sell a dwelling house and operate from another site, they would discuss with information technology how the sale would affect its future grants.

Judicial Branch—Court Support Services Division (CSSD)

CSSD pays for (1) hire and charter expenses of the sites in which its residential programs operate and (ii) improvements or repairs to these sites. Information technology obtains liens on backdrop when improvements or repairs cost $100,000 or more than in a fiscal yr. And, co-ordinate to its grants and contracts manager, Stephen Beeman, it is developing policies to deal with grantees that have paid off their mortgages. Among other situations, it is looking at (i) the corporeality of rent CSSD pays after a mortgage is paid off and (two) grantees that take out equity loans on mortgage-costless backdrop and pass the loan costs to CSSD in the form of rent payments. But Beeman states that CSSD views these "to a great degree" as legitimate bureau expenses for services provided to the agency.

DCF

DCF limits to $42,000 a year the amount of state payments providers can apply toward their mortgages and capital improvements. Providers tin use the land funds merely for mortgage interest, not principal, payments. Since most of its group residences are relatively new, DCF has no feel with a dwelling that want to sell a state-funded facility. Only its legislative liaison, Josh Howroyd, believes that since providers take such difficulty obtaining local site blessing they would be reluctant to give up a site in one case it was approved.

Zipper i: Department Of Developmental Services

Town	Address	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (ix/21/07)
Andover	142 Deport Swamp Road		three	three
Andover	34 Lakeside Drive		iii	3
Ansonia	33 Chester Street		3	iii
Ansonia	156 North State Street		3	3
Ansonia	ane Bruns Route		half dozen	7
Ansonia	45 Murray Street		6	six
Ashford	95 Southworth Drive		4	4
Avon	iii Old Farms Crossing		2	ii
Avon	11 Former Farms Crossing		two	2
Avon	15 Hillcrest Drive		2	two
Avon	255 Avon Mountain Road		half dozen	6
Avon	62 Juniper Lane		half-dozen	6
Barkhamsted	166 Center Hill Road		5	4
Berlin	195 Sprucebrook Route		4	4
Berlin	485/487 High Road		6	5
Berlin	140 Porters Pass		iii	three
Berlin	142 Porters Laissez passer		three	three
Berlin	111 Simms Route		6	six
Bethany	16 Oak Ridge Drive		two	2
Bethany	200 Litchfield Turnpike		iii	iii
Bethany	448 Bethmour Road		3	iii
Bethel	54 Redwood Drive		3	three
Bethel	3 Blackman Avenue		5	iv
Bethel	8 Pound Sweet		6	6
Bethel	8 Whippoorwill Route		6	6
Bethel	89 Dodgintown Road		6	4
Bethel	27 Maple Avenue		6	1
Bethlehem	26 Arrowhead Lane		2	iii
Bloomfield	546 Bloomfield Avenue		3	3
Bloomfield	65 Old Windsor Route		3	3
Bloomfield	679 Bloomfield Artery		3	3
Bloomfield	567 Bloomfield Avenue		3	3
Bloomfield	25 Tamarack Route		iii	iii
Bloomfield	23 Tamarack Road		3	three
Bloomfield	19 Linwood Drive		3	3
Bloomfield	fifteen Applewood Road		iv	iv
Bloomfield	545 Bloomfield Avenue		five	5
Bloomfield	52 Dark-brown Street		v	v
Bloomfield	225 Duncaster Road		6	6
Bloomfield	49 Burnwood Drive		6	6

Attachment 1: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (see beneath)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Bloomfield	1 Sylvan Fashion		6	4
Bloomfield	35 Banbury Lane		six	v
Bloomfield	8 Beman Lane		6	6
Bloomfield	26 Prospect Street		6	6
Bloomfield	42 Woodland Avenue		8	v
Bolton	21 Rosewood Lane		3	3
Bozrah	137 Caroline Drive		6	6
Branford	6D Brianwood Lane		ii	ii
Branford	3A Brianwood Lane		ii	2
Branford	20 Hickory Hill		4	four
Branford	16 Oakgate Bulldoze		four	4
Branford	197 Alps Road		5	5
Branford	2 Totoket Route		5	4
Branford	21 Victor Hill Bulldoze		6	6
Bridgeport	34 Beacon Court		5	5
Bridgeport	2 Anton Circumvolve		5	5
Bridgeport	54 Leighton Road		5	v
Bridgeport	178 Infield Street		6	half-dozen
Bridgeport	xx Amsterdam Avenue		8	viii
Bridgeport	831 Huntington Turnpike		half dozen	6
Bridgeport	755 Palisade Avenue		vii	7
Bridgeport	44 Brooklawn Place		8	viii
Bristol	35 Yale Street		3	3
Bristol	84 Mercier Avenue		three	3
Bristol	525 Waterbury Road		3	3
Bristol	52 Mohawk Bulldoze		four	4
Bristol	610 Burlington Artery		5	v
Bristol	367 Baldwin Drive		vi	4
Bristol	274 Brewster Route		6	4
Bristol	272 Glendale Drive		6	6
Bristol	97 Peck Lane		6	6
Brookfield	19 Pleasant Ascent Circle		3	3
Brookfield	7 Valley View Route		6	5
Brookfield	five Squire Court		vi	3
Brookfield	22 North Pleasant Rising		six	half-dozen
Brookfield	156 Long Meadow Hill		6	6
Brookfield	26 Dorset Lane		6	3
Brooklyn	172 Christian Loma Route		3	3
Brooklyn	377 Day Street		three	3
Brooklyn	7 Windham Road		5	four
Brooklyn	28 Old Kimball Road		6	5

Attachment 1: -Continued-

Town	Accost	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Brooklyn	545 Wauregan Road*		6	6
Burlington	115 Davis Route		half dozen	6
Burlington	60 Nepaug Road		6	vi
Burlington	8 Railroad vehicle Drive		6	vi
Canaan	25 Honey Hill Route		6	6
County	2 Cedar Ridge Drive		iv	iv
Canton	83 Dyer Avenue		five	5
Cheshire	409 Juniper Lane		three	iii
Cheshire	113 Curve Hill Road		iii	3
Cheshire	520 Radmere Road		4	4
Cheshire	189 Deepwood Drive		four	4
Cheshire	1040 Notch Road		4	4
Cheshire	400 James Drive		four	4
Cheshire	370 Country Club Road		five	v
Cheshire	134 Talmadge Road		5	5
Cheshire	35 Fairwood Bulldoze		5	5
Cheshire	228 Peck Lane		6	six
Cheshire	29 Creamery Route		8	8
Cheshire	31 Creamery Route		8	eight
Chester	27 Depot Route		five	5
Chester	109 Middlesex Artery		six	6
Chester	eighteen Middlesex Avenue		6	6
Clinton	ii Hickory Hill		three	3
Clinton	71 One-time Post Road		3	3
Clinton	81 Glennwood Road		three	3
Clinton	79 North Loftier Street		5	5
Clinton	29 Kelseytown Road		6	half dozen
Colchester	63 Vancedarfield Road		3	3
Colchester	36 Briarwood Bulldoze		three	3
Colchester	126 Westward Road		4	4
Colchester	11 Forest Acres Road		4	4
Colchester	537 New London Road		4	iv
Colchester	11 Joseph Lane		v	4
Colchester	53 Miller Route		vi	6
Colchester	62 Reservoir Road		half dozen	6
Colchester	255 Middletown Road		vi	5
Colchester	144 Waterhole Road		six	6
Columbia	2 Chesbro Bridge House		three	3
Columbia	21 Lake Road		4	4
Columbia	134 Pino Street		4	4
Columbia	4A Scalise Drive		v	5

Attachment 1: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (nine/21/07)
Columbia	16 Scalise Drive		5	v
Columbia	80 Rt. 66		half-dozen	6
Columbia	474 Route 87		6	6
Coventry	600 South Street		4	4
Coventry	140 Trowbridge Road		4	iv
Coventry	139 High Street		four	iv
Coventry	227 Sam Greene Route		5	v
Coventry	510 Stonehouse Road		half-dozen	6
Cromwell	19 Bellevue Terrace		iv	iv
Cromwell	1 Ranney Road		4	0
Cromwell	1A Sanford Lane		vi	half-dozen
Cromwell	90 Shunpike Road		6	6
Danbury	25 Eden Drive, Units 1-3		5	vi
Danbury	166 Old Brookfield Road, 2 units		four	four
Danbury	116 Old Brookfield Road, #25-three		three	3
Danbury	116 Onetime Brookfield Road, #25-half-dozen		3	two
Danbury	2 State Ridge Route		3	iii
Danbury	111 Great Plain Road		iii	3
Danbury	12 Tamanny Trail		3	3
Danbury	East Hayestown Route		3	iii
Danbury	Mountainville Route		6	4
Danbury	3 Beckerle Street		6	6
Danbury	2 Deer Hill Drive		7	five
Danbury	22 Clapboard Ridge Road		9	8
Deep River	573 Winthrop Road		ii	two
Deep River	242 Winthrop Road		5	4
Derby	18 Bellview Drive		4	4
Derby	4 Danielle Court		four	iv
Derby	42 Franklin Artery		iv	4
Durham	33 Wildwood Lane		4	iv
Durham	33 Carriage Drive		4	iv
East Haddam	286 Haywardville Road		4	iv
East Haddam	54 Town Street		6	6
Due east Haddam	131 Newberry Road		7	6
Eastward Hampton	51 Champion Hill Road		3	3
Due east Hampton	15 Cedar Ridge		5	5
E Hartford	28 Gorman Place		3	3
East Hartford	39 Livingston Route		3	2
East Hartford	37 Livingston Route		3	3

Attachment 1: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (meet below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
E Hartford	248 Ridgewood Route		4	4
E Hartford	67 Wildflower Road		iv	4
E Hartford	41 Leverich Bulldoze		4	4
East Hartford	34 Noch Lane		5	five
East Hartford	122 Syracuse Drive		5	5
E Hartford	10 Woodbridge Avenue		6	seven
Due east Hartford	722R Goodwin Street		6	six
E Hartford	half dozen Brentmoor Road		6	vi
Due east Haven	187 Half Mile Road		5	iii
Due east Oasis	187 One-half Mile Route		5	four
E Oasis	187 One-half Mile Road		6	3
Eastward Haven	15 Maple Street		six	half-dozen
East Haven	542 North High Street		6	4
East Oasis	92 View Terrace		6	6
East Haven	20 Cortina Road		half dozen	v
East Lyme	82 Chesterfield Road		half-dozen	6
Eastward Lyme	53 S Cobblers Court		three	iii
East Lyme	four Pontiac Drive		iii	iii
E Lyme	90 Old Black Betoken		3	3
East Lyme	126 Pennsylvania Artery		five	5
East Windsor	40 Mahoney Road		4	4
East Windsor	12 Sullivan Subcontract Road		three	3
East Windsor	103 Melrose Road		5	5
Easton	150 Maple Road		6	vi
Ellington	fourteen Hilltop Drive		iii	3
Ellington	x Wappingwood Road		half dozen	7
Ellington	154 Pinney Street		half dozen	vi
Ellington	3 Leila Lane		7	vii
Enfield	968 Enfield Street		2	two
Enfield	970 Enfield Street		2	ii
Enfield	692 Enfield Street		2	2
Enfield	694 Enfield Street		2	2
Enfield	9 Debbie Lane		3	iii
Enfield	3 Crestview Circle		5	5
Enfield	33 Grant Road		five	5
Enfield	222 Elm Street		6	6
Enfield	1 Avon Street		6	6
Enfield	27 Pleasant Route		7	six
Fairfield	96 Reynolds Drive, 2 units		five	6
Fairfield	156 Crest Terrace		vi	6

Zipper 1: -Continued-

Town	Accost	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (nine/21/07)
Fairfield	1038 Old Mail Route		6	vi
Fairfield	145 Webb Route		vi	6
Farmington	434 Center Road		3	3
Farmington	487 Middle Road		4	four
Farmington	96 Farmington Artery		3	3
Farmington	496 Plainville Avenue		three	3
Farmington	351 Main Street		4	4
Farmington	1470 Farmington Avenue		4	4
Farmington	723 Plainville Avenue		4	4
Farmington	92 Royal Oak Road		6	6
Farmington	11 Due west Meath Lane		half-dozen	half dozen
Franklin	833 Route 32		iv	four
Franklin	31 Old Road 87		5	six
Franklin	86 Holton Route		6	6
Glastonbury	127 Robin Road		3	3
Glastonbury	67 Granite Route		iii	iii
Glastonbury	282 Overlook Road		four	iv
Glastonbury	255 Tryon Road		4	4
Glastonbury	2716 Hebron Artery		vi	6
Glastonbury	854 Mott Hill Route		6	6
Glastonbury	2955 Primary Street		eight	six
Goshen	99 Torrington Road		3	three
Granby	half-dozen Harvey Drive		3	3
Granby	25 North Church Street		vi	half dozen
Granby	1 Juniper Drive		vi	half-dozen
Granby	65 Salmon Brook Road		8	8
Granby	1 Hickory Hill Way		6	6
Greenwich	5 Dandy Drive		three	3
Greenwich	101 Orchard Street		6	v
Greenwich	12 Orchard Street		seven	7
Greenwich	167 Eastward Elm Street		3	iv
Greenwich	45 Pemberwick Road		3	3
Greenwich	52 Glenville Street		seven	vi
Greenwich	8 Park Avenue		7	6
Greenwich	xv Cross Ridge Drive		5	v
Griswold	10 Former Voluntown Route		4	3
Griswold	74 Fogarty Road		five	5
Groton	443 Hazelnut Hill		iii	3
Groton	45 Hillcrest Route		5	five
Groton	751 North Road		8	viii
Groton	36 Hinckley Street		iii	2

Attachment ane: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (run across beneath)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Groton	38 Whitney Road		3	2
Groton	23 Jerry Brownish Route		iv	iv
Groton	37 Church Street		half dozen	6
Groton	5 Center Street		4	iv
Guilford	479 North Madison Road		three	3
Guilford	1220 Little Meadow Road		3	3
Guilford	340 County Road		4	4
Guilford	301 East River Road		four	iv
Guilford	24 Horseshoe Road		5	four
Guilford	681 Long Hill Route		five	5
Haddam	180 Filley Road		iii	three
Haddam	1480 Saybrook Road		3	three
Haddam	107 Onetime Chester Road		5	5
Hamden	4 Pelham Avenue		3	3
Hamden	57 East Gate Lane		3	3
Hamden	555 Evergreen Avenue		3	3
Hamden	69 Due east Gate Lane		iii	iii
Hamden	9 Fans Rock Road		five	5
Hamden	61 Oct Hill Road		5	5
Hamden	30 Glen Parkway		v	4
Hamden	320 Onetime Loma Route		6	6
Hamden	176 Cooper Lane		6	6
Hamden	990 Mix Avenue		6	half-dozen
Hamden	951 Prospect Street		6	half dozen
Hamden	580 Wintergreen Avenue		half-dozen	6
Hamden	801 Woodin Street		6	five
Hamden	200 Brook Street		eight	5
Hampton	139 Estabrook Road		2	ii
Hartford	260 Grandview Terrace		4	four
Hartford	129 Hungerford Street		iv	4
Hartford	61 Bolton Street		5	5
Hartland	123 Mountain Road		6	6
Hartland	47 Sometime Town Road		6	6
Harwinton	720 Colina Route		4	iv
Harwinton	184 North Route		6	6
Harwinton	181 Colina Road		vi	6
Hebron	43 Northam Road		iii	three
Hebron	311 Church Street		4	4
Hebron	33 Old Colchester Road		6	6
Hebron	65 Slocum Road		iii	3

Attachment one: -Connected-

Town	Address	Population Served* (meet below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Hebron	90 Marjorie Circle		3	3
Hebron	20 Papermill Route		4	iv
Killingly	614 Valley Route		3	3
Killingly	977 Upper Maple Street		five	5
Killingly	194 Putnam Turnpike		six	half dozen
Killingly	xi Deerwood Drive		3	iii
Killingly	25 Ruth Street		3	4
Killingly	43 Welsh Street		3	three
Killingly	89 Bailey Colina Road		3	2
Killingly	372 Bailey Hill Route		4	4
Killingly	24 Morin Artery		5	5
Killingly	490 Green Hollow Route		v	5
Killingly	52 Taos Drive		seven	7
Killingly	50 Taos Drive		8	viii
Lebanon	83 Burnham Route		three	3
Lebanon	371 Scott Loma Road		3	three
Lebanon	161 Burnham Route		four	4
Lebanese republic	44 Olinick Road		4	4
Lebanese republic	686 Beaumont Highway		6	6
Lebanese republic	158 Bascom Route		vi	6
Lebanon	92 Clarke Route		6	half dozen
Ledyard	1553 Reeds Lane		3	3
Ledyard	31 Woodridge Circumvolve		4	four
Ledyard	26 Inchcliff Drive		6	6
Ledyard	25 Barton Lane		3	three
Ledyard	33 Bittersweet Drive		4	iv
Ledyard	37 Arrowhead Drive		6	half dozen
Litchfield	219 Norfolk Road		5	5
Litchfield	Bertoli Bulldoze		6	vi
Litchfield	20 Stonemason Hill Road		4	4
Lyme	65 Norwich-Salem Route		six	six
Madison	30 Woodland Route		2	two
Madison	415 Opening Hill Road		3	3
Madison	31 Birch Lane		3	3
Manchester	400 North Chief Street - Unit xi		2	2
Manchester	675 Due north Main Street, Unit of measurement 141		ii	ii
Manchester	675 North Main Street, Unit of measurement 164		ii	2
Manchester	75 Scott Drive		three	2

Attachment one: -Continued-

Boondocks	Address	Population Served* (come across below)	Licensed Chapters	Census (ix/21/07)
Manchester	200 John Olds Bulldoze		three	3
Manchester	200 John Olds Drive		3	three
Manchester	441 South Main, Unit fifteen		3	iii
Manchester	65 Weaver Road		3	three
Manchester	62 Rosetto Drive		3	3
Manchester	64 Rosetto Drive		3	iii
Manchester	xiv West Center Street		3	iii
Manchester	sixteen W Center Street		3	iii
Manchester	108 Grissom Road		3	iii
Manchester	857 East Middle Turnpike		4	4
Manchester	67 Marion Drive		four	4
Manchester	14 Middlefield Street		four	4
Manchester	xv Railroad vehicle Drive		iv	four
Manchester	113 Eastward Eldridge		4	iv
Manchester	130 Ralph Road		five	5
Manchester	636 East Middle Turnpike		5	5
Manchester	573 Woodbridge Street		half-dozen	6
Manchester	300 Bound Street		7	vi
Manchester	51 Vernon Street		3	3
Manchester	329 Vernon Street		7	half dozen
Manchester	499 Vernon Street		4	four
Manchester	411 Wetherell Street		8	viii
Mansfield	xc Brookside Lane		3	three
Mansfield	97 Beech Mountain Road		4	four
Mansfield	1279 Stafford Road		4	4
Mansfield	1327 Stafford Road		4	4
Mansfield	1340 Stafford Road		6	5
Mansfield	505 Middle Turnpike		vi	6
Mansfield	22 Highland Route		iii	three
Marlborough	73 Phase Harbor Road		iii	3
Marlborough	102 Jerry Daniels Road		4	4
Meriden	145 Camp Street		6	5
Meriden	229 Camp Street		three	3
Meriden	227 Campsite Street		3	3
Meriden	52 Overlook Drive		three	3
Meriden	6 Sunbright Bulldoze South		4	4
Meriden	226 Collindale Drive		four	4
Meriden	350 Lydale Place		6	six
Meriden	70 Trumbull Street		6	6
Meriden	28 Twiss Avenue		6	6

Attachment ane: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (run into below)	Licensed Capacity	Demography (ix/21/07)
Meriden	92 Dogwood Lane		6	six
Meriden	288 Allen Avenue		6	half dozen
Meriden	548 Allen Artery		seven	6
Meriden	210 Byron Road		five	5
Meriden	76 Alexander Bulldoze		7	half-dozen
Middlebury	seven George Street		6	6
Middlefield	150 Peters Lane		iii	iii
Middletown	112 Highland Avenue		three	iii
Middletown	112 Highland Avenue		iii	3
Middletown	3211 Town Place		3	3
Middletown	425 Fowler Avenue		three	3
Middletown	55 Stevens Lane		3	3
Middletown	267 Old Factory Road		3	3
Middletown	xx Sometime Manufactory Route		6	6
Middletown	249 Bailey Route		3	ii
Middletown	338 Bartholomew Route		four	4
Middletown	216 Sand Hill Road		4	3
Middletown	335 Westfield Street		6	5
Middletown	180 Olympus Parkway		half dozen	six
Middletown	925 Long Hill Road		6	v
Middletown	810 East Street		half-dozen	half-dozen
Middletown	62 Anecdote Street		6	6
Middletown	20 Pheasant Drive		6	6
Milford	eleven Wayne Road		3	3
Milford	seven Lyda Drive		iv	4
Milford	884 Milford Point Road		4	4
Milford	300 Tertiary Avenue		5	5
Milford	320 Wolf Harbor Road		five	5
Milford	22 Robin Lane		6	6
Monroe	43 Meadow Brook Road		three	iii
Monroe	230 Pastors Walk		iii	3
Monroe	670 Elm Street		4	4
Monroe	228 Cutlers Subcontract Road		v	5
Monroe	138 Bart Road		half-dozen	5
Monroe	487 Fan Colina Road		six	6
Monroe	544 Moose Loma		half-dozen	6
Montville	24 Manor Road		3	iii
Montville	93 Turner Road		iii	3
Montville	1560 Erstwhile Colchester Road		3	3
Montville	264 Connecticut Boulevard		iii	iii

Zipper 1: -Connected-

Town	Accost	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Chapters	Census (9/21/07)
Montville	32 Light-green Valley Road		5	5
Montville	x Rhode Isle Drive		6	six
Montville	475 Kitemaug Road		five	5
Naugatuck	1304 New Haven Road		three	2
Naugatuck	344 Gunntown Road		iv	four
Naugatuck	36 Yorktown Lane		half dozen	6
Naugatuck	69 Fieldstone Lane		vii	7
Naugatuck	56 Terrace Hall		8	seven
New Britain	251 Osgood Avenue		one	4
New Uk	190 - Due east. Brittany Farms Road		2	two
New Britain	162 Shuttle Meadow Avenue		3	3
New United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland	164 Shuttle Meadow Artery		3	2
New United kingdom	251 Osgood Artery		3	four
New Britain	133 Kelsey Street		four	4
New Britain	75 Blackrock Avenue		5	5
New Britain	136 Jones Drive		v	5
New Britain	22 Barbour Road		6	half dozen
New Britain	150 Rocky Colina Avenue		half dozen	vi
New Britain	171 Oakwood Drive		7	vii
New Britain	89 Birchwood Bulldoze		vii	7
New Canaan	162 South Avenue		6	vi
New Fairfield	4 Overbrook Drive		3	3
New Fairfield	36 Sweetcake Mountain Route		six	5
New Fairfield	12 Saw Mill Road		6	3
New Hartford	259 East Cotten Hill Road		2	3
New Hartford	213 Gillette Route		iv	4
New Hartford	103 Highland Avenue		6	6
New Haven	43 Ramsdell Street		3	3
New Haven	Oliver Street		4	4
New Haven	159 Osborne Street		4	iv
New Haven	22 Barnett Street		5	5
New Haven	470 Stevenson Road		6	v
New Oasis	60 Knollwood Drive		6	6
New Haven	640 Middletown Artery		six	vi
New Oasis	640 Middletown Avenue		6	half-dozen
New Haven	85 Englewood Bulldoze		vi	vii
New Haven	198/200 Maple Street		6	6
New Oasis	453 Ellsworth Avenue		viii	8
New London	112 Parkway South		3	3
New London	729 Montauk Avenue		six	6

Zipper 1: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (nine/21/07)
New Milford	238 Chestnutland Road		3	three
New Milford	fourteen Greenview Road		4	4
New Milford	54 Lanesville Route		5	iv
New Milford	82 Chestnutland Route		8	viii
New Milford	193 2nd Hill Road		9	viii
Newington	21 Lowrey Place		i	1
Newington	100 Crownridge Street		3	3
Newington	188 Hunter's Lane		iii	3
Newington	202 Hunter'southward Lane		2	2
Newington	242 Mountain Road		6	vii
Newington	318 Mountain Road		eight	6
Newington	100 Flagler Street		6	6
Newington	395 Church Street		6	6
Newington	515 Maple Hill Artery		vii	7
Newington	521 Maple Hill Avenue		8	7
Newington	98 Cedar Street		8	eight
Newtown	27 Ridge Route		five	6
Newtown	2 Old Hawleyville Route		6	vi
Newtown	41 West Street		6	six
Northward Branford	310 Bounding main Hill Road		3	3
Due north Branford	25 Deforest Drive		v	5
North Branford	111 West Pond Road		5	4
Due north Branford	933 Totoket Road		5	5
Northward Haven	42 Debra Lane		3	two
North Haven	ii Corey Route		three	3
N Haven	17 Marlen Bulldoze		4	4
North Haven	67 Juniper Drive		5	5
North Haven	141 Half Mile Road		six	five
Northward Haven	9 Judd Drive		6	half dozen
N Haven	123 Scrub Oak Road		vi	6
North Haven	1655 Ridge Road		6	6
North Oasis	33 Dogwood Road		six	6
North Oasis	26 Janet Bulldoze		half-dozen	half-dozen
Due north Haven	33 Hidden Pond Drive		6	6
Northward Haven	89 Maple Avenue		6	vi
North Haven	11 Orient Lane		6	6
North Haven	1895 Ridge Road		viii	7
North Stonington	278 Norwich Westerly Road		4	4
Norwalk	53 Murray Street		3	three
Norwalk	28 Toilsome Artery		5	five

Zipper 1: -Continued-

Boondocks	Address	Population Served* (run across below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Norwalk	3 Bayne Street		vi	6
Norwalk	200 Newtown Avenue		7	7
Norwalk	186 Wolfpit Avenue		7	7
Norwich	97 Lawler Lane		3	3
Norwich	26 Sherwood Lane		4	3
Norwich	111Cedar Street		four	4
Norwich	xiii Michele Bulldoze		4	4
Norwich	vi Royal Oaks Drive		4	3
Norwich	251 Rogers Road		5	four
Norwich	135 Maple Street		6	half-dozen
Norwich	48 Lady Slipper Lane		vi	vi
Norwich	37 Alice Street		6	six
Norwich	256 Broadway		8	eight
Old Lyme	16 Dark-brown Lane		3	3
Former Lyme	268 Mile Creek Road		four	4
Erstwhile Lyme	13 Wychwood		6	half-dozen
Old Saybrook	12 Birch Street		3	3
Erstwhile Saybrook	xv Maynard Circumvolve		iii	3
Old Saybrook	16 Ledge Route		5	v
Orange	316 Hotchkiss Road		3	3
Orangish	87 Silvery Manor Road		4	four
Orangish	425 Dogwood Road		4	4
Oxford	ane Davis Road		iii	3
Oxford	xi Old Good Loma Road		five	5
Oxford	55 Pisgah Route		six	6
Plainfield	22 Philmar Drive		6	6
Plainville	21 Norton Trail		iii	three
Plainville	ninety Farmington Artery		6	6
Plymouth	344 S Street		6	6
Plymouth	113 Loftier Street		6	six
Plymouth	102 Harwinton Avenue		6	six
Pomfret	268 Mashamoquet Route		half-dozen	6
Portland	51 Middle Haddam Road		3	iii
Portland	7 Woodland Road		4	3
Portland	12 Dolores Road		4	iv
Portland	two Stoner Terrace		v	4
Preston	231 Route 164		5	v
Prospect	109 Melt Road		4	iv
Prospect	197 Cook Road		four	four
Prospect	18 Cheryl Lane		5	5
Prospect	85 Talmadge Colina Rd		5	5

Attachment ane: -Connected-

Town	Accost	Population Served* (see beneath)	Licensed Capacity	Demography (ix/21/07)
Putnam	541 Liberty Highway		5	half dozen
Putnam	380 Pomfret Street		half dozen	6
Putnam	555 Pomfret Street		half-dozen	6
Ridgefield	six Sunset Lane		five	5
Ridgefield	45 Ritch Drive		6	half-dozen
Rocky Hill	Little Oak Lane (no street accost)		2	2
Rocky Hill	44 Little Oak Lane		ii	2
Rocky Hill	60 Little Oak Lane		2	2
Rocky Hill	103 Briarwood Court		three	3
Rocky Hill	102 Briarwood Court		3	3
Rocky Loma	210 Hayes Road		4	iv
Rocky Hill	1069 Maple Street		8	8
Rocky Loma	1021 Maple Street		8	8
Roxbury	115 Southward Street		three	three
Salem	541 Hartford Route		3	iii
Salem	296 Witch Meadow Route		4	iv
Salem	37 Skyline Drive		v	5
Seymour	88 Colony Terrace		4	4
Seymour	20 Frances Drive		5	5
Seymour	35 Woodcrest		6	half dozen
Shelton	1 Daybreak Lane		3	3
Shelton	21 Old Orchard Route		half-dozen	five
Shelton	149 Hillside Avenue		6	half-dozen
Shelton	34 Cloverdale Avenue		half dozen	5
Simsbury	1 Westridge Drive		three	3
Simsbury	16 Dusk Hill Road		6	6
Simsbury	24 Evans Drive		half dozen	6
Simsbury	38 Great Pond Road		seven	7
Somers	14 Plymouth Route		vi	6
Due south Windsor	293 Long Hill Road		3	3
S Windsor	283 Long Hill Route		3	three
Southward Windsor	10 Homestead Drive		3	iii
Due south Windsor	24 Glenwood Drive		3	three
South Windsor	171 Bourbon Street		5	5
South Windsor	124 Woodland Bulldoze		5	4
South Windsor	49 Ash Road		5	5
Southward Windsor	310 Beelzebub Route		5	5
Southbury	111 Strongtown Road		3	2
Southbury	ten Sunburst Drive		iv	4

Attachment ane: -Connected-

Town	Accost	Population Served* (come across below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Southbury	189 Horse Contend Hill Road		4	4
Southbury	33 Ash Lane		6	6
Southington	269 West Street		3	3
Southington	271 West Street		two	2
Southington	607-A Marion Artery		three	iii
Southington	985 Marion Avenue		five	1
Southington	Millbrook Lane		3	3
Southington	96 Clarke Street		3	three
Southington	1278 Mt. Vernon Road		3	three
Southington	1910 Mount Vernon Road		6	6
Southington	201 Woodruff Street		5	5
Southington	314 Summer Street		6	six
Southington	ninety Saddlebrook Path		v	5
Southington	38 Benny Bulldoze		6	six
Stafford	73 East Street		4	4
Stamford	321 Glenbrook Road		3	three
Stamford	321 Glenbrook Route		3	3
Stamford	1900 Summers Street		three	2
Stamford	44 Turn of River Road		3	2
Stamford	55 Hazelwood Lane		4	four
Stamford	38 Little Hill Road		v	6
Stamford	75 Sanford Lane		six	half dozen
Stamford	26 Kickoff Street		6	6
Stamford	5 Tally Ho Lane		6	6
Stamford	1131 Newfield Avenue		seven	7
Stonington	12 Soundview Drive		5	five
Stratford	208 Middlebrook Road		3	three
Stratford	271 Quondam Bound Road		3	iii
Stratford	320 Goldbach Drive		4	4
Stratford	425 Marina Bulldoze		iv	4
Stratford	320 Reeds Lane		4	4
Stratford	185 Longview Drive		5	five
Stratford	75 North Acre Place		5	4
Stratford	370 Oak Ridge Road		6	6
Stratford	40 Connors Lane		6	6
Stratford	lxxx Morning time Dew		6	vi
Stratford	threescore Larchmont Circumvolve		6	six
Stratford	35 Titterton Road		6	6
Suffield	1579 N Street		3	four
Suffield	12 Quail Run		5	5
Thomaston	263 Valley View Road		6	5

Attachment one: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (run into below)	Licensed Chapters	Census (nine/21/07)
Thompson	Route #200		x	ix
Tolland	59 Dunn Hill Road		4	4
Tolland	295 Old Stafford Route		4	iv
Tolland	68 Susan Drive		5	v
Torrington	318 Brightwood Avenue		2	2
Torrington	316 Brightwood Artery		2	2
Torrington	226 Torringford West		3	iii
Torrington	45 Dutton Colina Route		3	3
Torrington	91 Harrison Road		3	three
Torrington	55 Breezy Hill Route		iii	3
Torrington	xv Woodland Road		4	4
Torrington	Westledge Bulldoze		4	4
Torrington	254 Westside Road		4	4
Torrington	26 Pepper Drive		4	4
Torrington	230 Meadowview Drive		four	four
Torrington	445 New Harwinton Road		4	4
Torrington	133 Belmont Artery		4	4
Torrington	100 Stoneridge Road		5	5
Torrington	11 Silver Fox Lane		6	5
Torrington	330 Upper Valley Road		6	half dozen
Torrington	Sage Way		6	6
Torrington	116 Edward Avenue		half-dozen	6
Torrington	1 Victoria Street		6	5
Torrington	315 Main Street		half-dozen	6
Torrington	263 Migeon Avenue		viii	8
Torrington	660 East Main Street		eight	seven
Trumbull	295 Daniels Farm Road		three	three
Trumbull	33 Leffert Road		four	4
Trumbull	41 Lindberg Drive		4	iv
Trumbull	92 Hurd Road		4	4
Trumbull	149 Roosevelt Drive		5	5
Trumbull	114 Hilltop Bulldoze		5	5
Trumbull	676 White Plains Road		v	v
Trumbull	56 Daniels Farm Route		v	five
Trumbull	40 Sunset Artery		5	5
Trumbull	49 Ascolese Road		6	6
Trumbull	19 Reddish Maple Lane		6	half-dozen
Trumbull	5715 Principal Street		6	6
Trumbull	190 Northward Street		9	eight
Vernon	thirty Rolling View		4	4

Zipper i: -Connected-

Town	Address	Population Served* (meet below)	Licensed Capacity	Demography (9/21/07)
Vernon	208 Merline Road		4	four
Vernon	14 Jeff Road		4	iv
Vernon	49 Tunnel Route		5	6
Vernon	39 Vernwood Drive		5	five
Vernon	82 Bakery Road		five	5
Vernon	100 Valley Falls Road		half-dozen	6
Vernon	120 Warren Artery		vi	6
Vernon	145 Heart Road		half dozen	6
Vernon	334 Lake Street		7	6
Wallingford	10 Watrous Farm Road		3	3
Wallingford	three Michael's Mode		three	3
Wallingford	four Hall Acres Road		5	5
Wallingford	86 Pond Hill		v	v
Wallingford	93 Sawmill Drive		6	6
Wallingford	lxxx Cheshire Road		six	6
Wallingford	22 Laurelwood Drive		6	6
Wallingford	1162 South Curtis Street		6	6
Waterbury	315 Newridge Avenue		ane	i
Waterbury	313 Newridge Avenue		ii	ii
Waterbury	98 Herkimer Street		three	3
Waterbury	17 Vivian Drive		3	three
Waterbury	nineteen Vivian Bulldoze		iii	3
Waterbury	11 Armand Bulldoze		3	3
Waterbury	41 Anawan Avenue		4	iv
Waterbury	9 Country Order Woods Circle		four	4
Waterbury	107 Gail Drive		five	five
Waterbury	28 Falcon Avenue		5	v
Waterbury	65 Meriline Avenue		5	5
Waterbury	135 Birchfield Drive		6	5
Waterbury	503 Bucks Hill Route		6	6
Waterbury	91 Columbia Boulevard		vi	six
Waterbury	6 Indian Trail		six	6
Waterford	11 Laurel Glen		3	iii
Waterford	19 Middle Road		3	3
Waterford	38 Quarry Road		4	4
Waterford	4 Albacore Drive		4	four
Waterford	xxx Seabreeze Drive		4	3
Waterford	7 Savi Avenue		6	6
Waterford	27 High Ridge Bulldoze		6	5
Waterford	20 Hamast Ave		half dozen	six
Waterford	28 Pepperbox Road		6	6

Attachment 1: -Continued-

Town	Address	Population Served* (run across below)	Licensed Chapters	Demography (ix/21/07)
Waterford	301 Smashing Cervix Route		7	7
Waterford	40 Shore Road		13	8
Watertown	646 Buckingham Street		4	4
Watertown	660 Davis Street Extension		three	3
Watertown	416 Neil Dr		four	iv
Watertown	1095 Middlebury Road		iv	iv
Watertown	378 Artillery Route		4	4
Watertown	113 Charles Street		4	4
Watertown	76 Pondview Road		five	4
Watertown	122 Candee Colina Road		five	five
Watertown	25 Jenta Lane		5	five
Watertown	181 Porter Street		6	five
Watertown	210 Georgetown Drive		half-dozen	6
Watertown	103 Prospect Street		6	v
Watertown	90 McDonnell Road		8	seven
Due west Hartford	37 Ardmore Road		2	2
West Hartford	39 Ardmore Route		3	three
West Hartford	iii Piffling Lane		three	3
West Hartford	167 South Main Street		3	3
Westward Hartford	xviii Thorne Road		3	3
West Hartford	144 Overbrook Road		iii	iii
West Hartford	17 W. Normandy Bulldoze		iv	4
Westward Hartford	90 Brookmoor Road		4	4
Westward Hartford	88 Burnham Bulldoze		four	iv
W Hartford	1074 North Main Street		five	five
West Hartford	33 Pelham Road		6	six
Westward Hartford	20 Arapahoe Route		6	6
Westward Hartford	1689 Aviary Artery		half dozen	6
W Haven	threescore Plainfield Artery, (3 units)		5	3
West Haven	40 Woods Street		3	3
West Oasis	23 Wildwood Terrace		4	iv
West Oasis	33 Lake Street		6	6
West Haven	228 Elm Street		6	6
Westbrook	72 Fiske Lane		4	4
Weston	42 Norfield Street		4	4
Westport	235 Sturges Highway		v	5
Westport	44 Kings Highway Southward		5	v
Westport	56 Park Lane		6	vi
Westport	1 Weston Route		6	6
Westport	2A Pine Drive		6	vi
Wethersfield	47 Village Lane		ii	ii

Attachment 1: -Continued-

Boondocks	Accost	Population Served* (see below)	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/21/07)
Wethersfield	102 Butternut Circle		3	3
Wethersfield	171 Ridgecrest Circle		3	3
Wethersfield	136 Meadowgate Road		4	4
Wethersfield	65 Coppermill Road		4	4
Wethersfield	135 Two Stone Drive		v	4
Wethersfield	5 Gooseberry Colina		five	5
Wethersfield	fifty Eastern Drive		6	5
Wethersfield	765 Prospect Street		6	5
Wethersfield	385 Maple Street		6	5
Willington	126 Schofield Route		3	2
Willington	49 Willington Hill Route		3	3
Wilton	100 Wilton Crest		2	2
Wilton	44 Bluish Ridge Road		6	6
Winchester	42 Maloney Court		2	two
Winchester	299 Wallens Hill Road		4	4
Winchester	133 Marshall Street		4	four
Winchester	Old North Route		five	5
Winchester	117 Holabird Avenue		5	v
Winchester	261-263 Oak Street		6	4
Winchester	166 Spencer Hill		6	six
Winchester	Boyd Street		six	6
Windham	76 Scarborough Road		iii	3
Windham	437 Prospect Street		5	5
Windham	125 Windham Road		half-dozen	6
Windham	Card Street		six	five
Windham	347 North Street		seven	six
Windham	180 Birch Street		7	7
Windsor	54R Maple Avenue		1	i
Windsor	56A Maple Avenue		1	1
Windsor	52 Maple Avenue		ane	1
Windsor	49A Maple Avenue		1	1
Windsor	44B Maple Avenue		1	one
Windsor	46 Maple Avenue		2	2
Windsor	58A Maple Avenue		1	ane
Windsor	58B Maple Avenue		2	2
Windsor	39-2E Bloomfield Avenue		one	one
Windsor	28 Phelps Street		2	two
Windsor	xl Phelps Street		half-dozen	6
Windsor	414 Poquonock Artery		5	five
Windsor	575 Poquonock Avenue		iii	3
Windsor	945 Poquonock Avenue		3	three

Zipper 1: -Connected-

Boondocks	Address	Population Served* (run into below)	Licensed Chapters	Census (ix/21/07)
Windsor	1899 Poquonock Artery		iii	3
Windsor	312 Windsor Avenue		three	iii
Windsor	112 Pine Lane Extension		iii	ii
Windsor	16 Forest Route		3	3
Windsor	23 Millbrook Circumvolve		three	2
Windsor	857 Bloomfield Artery		3	three
Windsor	fourteen Devin Way		3	ii
Windsor	415 Kennedy Road		4	iv
Windsor	15 Parkwood Drive		iv	4
Windsor	40 Andrew Lane		4	4
Windsor	140 Merriman Road		5	four
Windsor	48 Elm Street		6	6
Windsor	lxx Mack Street		vi	6
Windsor	50 Lochview Drive		6	half dozen
Windsor Locks	25 Heart Street		ii	2
Windsor Locks	27 Center Street		2	2
Windsor Locks	169 Spring Street		2	2
Windsor Locks	167 Spring Street		2	ii
Wolcott	219 Todd Road		3	iii
Wolcott	52 Brookshill Route		3	3
Wolcott	iii Erica Lane		iv	4
Wolcott	124 Due south Colman Road		5	v
Wolcott	434 Todd Road		6	vi
Wolcott	176 Central Artery		6	6
Wolcott	65 Laurel Lane		6	5
Woodbridge	1881 Litchfield Turnpike		4	iv
Woodbridge	490 Amity Road		6	6
Woodbury	111 Rowley Road		4	4
Woodbury	330 Minortown Road		4	4
TOTAL			3659	3530
DMR-operated abode		*All homes serve adults and youths with MR

Attachment 2: Department Of Mental Wellness And Addiction Services

Boondocks	Address	Population Served	Capacity	Census (9/26/07)
Ansonia	97 Benz St.	ABI/MI	3	iii
Branford	79 Cedar St.	Mental Health	8	8
Bridgeport	964 Iranistan Ave.	Mental Health	8	8
	74 Huntington Rd	Mental Health	8	8
Bristol	376 Woodland St.	ABI/MI	4	four
Cheshire	1008 Marion Rd.	ABI/MI	3	4
Enfield	34 Prospect St.	Mental Health	viii	8
Glastonbury	203 Williams St.	Substance Abuse	xv	fifteen
Greenwich	175 Milbank Ave.	Mental Health	8	8
Hartford	248 Laurel St.	Mental Health	8	viii
Middletown	453 Loftier St.	Mental Wellness	ix	9
	436 Washington St.	Mental Health	eight	8
New Britain	1240 Corbin Ave.	ABI/MI	3	3
	31 Highland St.	Mental Health	viii	8
New Haven	599 Howard Ave.	Mental Health	13	xiii
	282 Dwight St.	Mental Health	9	ix
New London	1000 Banking company St.	Substance Abuse	10	x
	62-64 Coit St.	Substance Corruption	xi	11
Norwalk	iv St. John St.	Mental Health	8	eight
	16 Elmcrest Terr	Mental Health	12	12
Norwich	313 Main St.	Substance Abuse	13	13
Plainville	40 Unionville Ave.	ABI/MI	iii	3
Torrington	44 Melt St.	Mental Health	6	six
	127 Migeon Ave.	Substance Abuse	fourteen	14
Waterbury	17 Arch St.	Mental Health	6	six
	107 Tudor St	Mental Health	vi	6
	86-88 Midland Rd.	Mental Health	8	eight
West Hartford	96-98 So. Quaker Lane	Mental Wellness	viii	viii
Total			228	229

Attachment 3: Department Of Children And Families

Town	Accost	Population Served/Residence Blazon	Licensed Capacity	Census (9/25/07)
Barkhamsted	166 Heart Hill Rd	Males, 14-21 with mental retardation/T	5	iv
	xviii Shannon Dr	Males, 14-21/T	iii	three
Bethel	79 Payne Rd	Females, 14-21/T	five	5
Bethlehem	84 Guess Lane	Male/Female person, 5-nine/T	5	iv
Bridgeport	1108 Fairfield Ave	Males, 14-21/T	vi	5
Bristol	320 Jerome Ave	Males, xiv-21, with mental retardation/T
	651 Jerome Ave	Males, 14-21/T	5	five
	357 Birch St	Males, xi-17/S	6	6
Coventry	24 Hendee Rd	Males, 5-nine/T	six	3
	82 River View Rd	Females, ten-13/T	5	2
Cromwell	60 Hicksville Rd	Females, xiv-21/T	five	4
	80 Hicksville Rd	Females, 14-21/T	5	4
	461 Main St	Females, 14-21/T	5	five
Danbury	4 Harmony St	Male/Female, 5-ix/T	vi	iv
	10 Harmony St	Females, 14-21/T	half dozen	6
East Hartford	55 William St	Males 14-21/P	half-dozen	half-dozen
East Oasis	300 Bradley St	Males, 14-21/T	5	iv
Enfield	41 Broad Brook Rd	Females, 14-21/T	6	5
Glastonbury	189 House St	Females, 14-21/T	5	4
Greenwich	1 Salem St	1000/F, 11-17/S	10	6
Groton	36 Main St	Females, 14-21/T	5	5
	eighteen Thames St	Males, 14-21/P	15	ten
Hamden	1370 Whitney Ave	Males, 14-21/T	5	v
	100 Troinano Dr	Females, 11-17/S	six	half-dozen
Hartford	367 Fairfield Ave	Females, xiv-21/T	vi	six
	1680 Albany Ave	Males, 10-13/T	5	6
Hebron	70 Loveland Rd	Females, 14-21, with mental retardation/T	5	five
Killingly	24 Hawkins St	Females, 14-21/P	9	9
Lebanon	48 Williams Crossing Rd	Females, 14-21/T	3	iii
Ledyard	10 Grey Farm Rd	Females, 14-21/T	5	5
Manchester	29 Chilstone Way	Females, fourteen-21/T	5	four
	48 Hartford Rd	Females, 14-21/T	five	four
	151 Hartford Rd	Females, fourteen-21/T	6	5
	315 Henry St	Females, eleven-17/S	six	6
	89 Nutmeg Dr	Males, 11-17/S	6	half-dozen
Mansfield	1556 Storrs Rd	Males, 14-21/T	five	5
Middletown	xviii Spencer St	Males, fourteen-21/T	5	4
	59 Flynn Lane	Females, xiv-21/T	5	4

Attachment iii: -Continued-

Town	Accost	Population Served/Residence Blazon	Licensed Capacity	Demography (ix/25/07)
Montville	132 Burn St	Males, 10-13/T	v	iii
New Uk	75 Black Rock Ave	Females, fourteen-21, with mental retardation/T	five	5
	175 Vine St	Males 14-21/T	5	4
	45 Dover Rd	Males, 10-xiv/T	6	5
New Haven	141 Valley St	Male, 14-21/P	13	9
	Winchester Ave	Male, fourteen-21/P	xiii	9
North Oasis	3 Potters Rd	Males, 14-21/T	4	4
Norwich	10 Laurel Hill Ave	Population served not available/P	half dozen	6
Plainville	i Subcontract Loma Rd	Females, x-13/T	6	5
	37 Parkside Rd	Males, 10-xiii/T	6	5
	50 Bank St	Females, 14-21/P	10	10
Plymouth	84 Dorothy Lane	Females, 14-21/T	5	5
Prospect	58 Tress Rd	Males, 14-21, with mental retardation/T	4	four
Southington	96 Birchcrest Dr	Females, 11-17/S	6	6
Stamford	225 Washington Blvd	Males, 14-21/P	x	ten
	102 Clinton Ave	Males, 14-21/P	10	x
Stonington	193 High St	Females, 14-21/P	eight	viii
Stratford	75 North Acre Pl	Males, 14-21, with mental retardation/T	5	5
Thomaston	273 Prospect St	Males, 14-21, with mental retardation/T	v	5
Torrington	18 Hemlock Rd	Males, 14-21/T	ii	2
Waterbury	160 Midland Ave.	Males, ten-13/T	5	4
West Hartford	1019 Farmington Ave	Females, 11-17/S	ix	6
Westport	124 No. Compo Rd	Females, fourteen-21/P	7	7
Wethersfield	623 Highland St	Females, fourteen-21/T	5	five
Winchester	131 Ashley Rd	Males, xiv-21/T	ii	2
Windsor	184 Deerfield Ave	Males, 10-13/T	5	4
	126 Portman St	Males, eleven-17/S	6	6
Wolcott	159 Old Jump Line Rd	Females, fourteen-21/P	8	8
TOTAL			393	345
		T=Therapeutic Group Habitation
		P=Preparing Adolescents for Cocky-Sufficiency (PASS) Domicile
		S=Short-Term Cess and Respite (STAR) Habitation

ATTACHMENT 4: COURT Support SERVICES Sectionalization

Boondocks	Accost	Population Served	Capacity	Census (8/31/07)
Bridgeport	399 Mill Hill Ave	Adult substance abuse	v	1
Hartford	138-140 Bail St	Adult males w/n 3-half-dozen months of release	9	iii
	123 Washington St.	Juvenile alternative to detention	8	six
New Britain	586 Chief St	Adult male person, short-term, 30 days	4	4
New Haven	651 Prospect St.	Juvenile alternative to detention	half dozen	2
	651 Prospect St.	Girls, 11-16, with FWSN statuts	6	ii
Portland	325 Main St.	Developed Substance Abuse	6	five
Putnam	391 Pomfret St.	Adult substance abuse, short term	2	1
Torrington	17 Prospect Place	Adult male person, subtance abuse, 6-9 months	8	8
Waterbury	142 Griggs St.	Adult substance abuse	ii	2
	21 Cliff St.	Developed female substance abuse	12	10
	80 Prospect St	Juvenile assessment	6	2
	900 Watertown Ave.	Adult substance abuse, dual diagnosis, 3-6 months	five	5
	26 Due north Elm St	Adult male, subtance abuse,three-vi months	4	4
Windham	1493 West Main St	Adult substance corruption, dual diagnosis, 4-8 months	2	2
	134 Church St	Adult substance corruption, dual diagnosis, 4-8 months	10	ten
Total			95	67
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Source: https://www.cga.ct.gov/2007/rpt/2007-R-0673.htm

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