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- Meriden, Conn. 29 Acres (shown in aerial photo below) adjacent to I-91, in local industrial park, with substantial wetlands. Appraised for Meriden Flood Control Board for possible acquisition to create flood control project.
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15,000 Acres Watershed Lands. In the largest single open space conservation purchase in the State of Connecticut's history, the State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection acquired a combination of easements and fee estates in nearly 15,000 acres of watershed lands of the Aquarion Water Company. The R. L. O'Neil Company was engaged by the water company to appraise the acreage spread across several counties throughout western Connecticut.
- Excess Water Company Lands, School Site. The Company has also appraised numerous tracts belonging to the Connecticut Water Company and located in Naugatuck, Middlebury, Plymouth, Thomaston, Harwinton and Bristol. Lands were appraised for disposition to conservation groups or municipalities for open space or for new school construction.
- 200 Acres Industrial land. For Duke Energy the Company completed an appraisal of a tract of 200 acres of industrial land being considered as a site for a gas transmission facility.
- Industrial Lots, Industrial Park. In the Town of Oxford, we appraised several individual industrial lots for disposition by the local Economic Development Commission and also for the Economic Development Commission we conducted marketability studies and fiscal impact analysis of a proposed municipal industrial park.
- 15 Acre Waterfront Redevelopment Site. In Bridgeport, on the Bridgeport Harbor, we conducted an appraisal of a 15 acre industrial site impacted by a variety of historic contamination and proposed for future high density commercial redevelopment.
- Eminent Domain, Partial Take, Golf Course. In New Milford, Mr. O'Neil completed before and after appraisals of the Candlewood Valley Country Club which had experienced a partial taking by the Connecticut Department of Transportation as part of the widening of Route 7. Subsequent to the appraisal, Mr. O'Neil testified on the matter in Connecticut Superior Court. The result of the litigation was a 150% increase in the damage award originally paid to the country club.
- Linear Park, Partial Takes. In Middlebury and Hamden, right-of-way appraisals for construction of municipal bike paths were conducted with the town as client in each case. In Middlebury, one case went to court. The judge found the value to be as appraised by The R. L. O'Neil Company.
- 563 Acres Farm and Forestland. The appraisal assignment was in Canaan, Litchfield County, for Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection for open space acquisition.
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