Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Quiet South End’s noise campaign record
A Stamford neighborhood campaign documents its account of overnight industrial work at 650 Atlantic Street and offers residents ways to respond.
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- Stamford South End residents affected by overnight industrial noise
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- A resident’s Decibel X reading reached 100 dB at a child’s bedroom window; the site says it is not certified.
Field notes
The page identifies United Civil as the contractor using the lot for underground power-line materials and equipment, and names Stamford’s Director of Health as the signer of the waivers the campaign opposes. It directs residents to appeal the waivers, submit recurring complaints, or call the director’s office, with a letter, complaint text, and phone script linked from the page.
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