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Unfinished landscaping and peeling paint at the former engineer’s residence belies the clean and freshly painted interior, which was recently outfitted for security and management offices at the Fairfield hills complex. —Bee Photos, Voket

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Ad Hoc Fairfield Hills Management Committee Chairman John Reed looks out from the outfitted board room on the building’s first floor, to an area outside a screened porch slated for a small parking area come spring.

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Tape labels identify storage drawers containing detailed plans of all the buildings and utility systems across the Fairfield Hills Campus.

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Ad Hoc Fairfield Hills Management Committee Chairman John Reed shows off a storage system full of plans for all the buildings and utility systems across the Fairfield Hills Campus. The cabinet is stored in the basement of the new campus operations center.

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Artwork and antique furnishings help brighten up a partially completed foyer in the new operations building.

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A framed poster advertising Newtown’s 250th Anniversary celebration decorates one wall in the new Fairfield Hills operations center. Coincidentally, organizers of this year’s Newtown Tercentennial plan to use areas of the town-owned campus for activities throughout the year as conditions permit.