“We are very excited to once again partner with the Greenwich Land Trust to support their mission of preserving open space,” Aquarion President Donald Morrissey said in the statement. It is not part of the public supply watershed so it will not be needed to provide water service to the region, Aquarion said. The 8 acres of land is not located within an aquifer protection area, Aquarion said in a statement. “Aquarion accepted the GLT’s lower offer knowing that this land will be in good hands for generations to come,” Fazekas said. Peter Fazekas, Aquarion’s director of corporate communications, said the land was assessed at a value of $2.8 million.
The $2.2 million purchase was a “bargain sale,” according to Kies, coming in below the assessed value of the property.
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