Narragansett – one issue that everyone can agree on in town - the salt shed is an abomination. since its erection in 2014 along the state-owned route 108, abutting the dillon rotary and route 1. The narragansett people are an algonquian american indian tribe from rhode island. the site is now known as the salt pond archaeological site or site ri 110. ceremonial areas and storage pits that may shed new light on the importance of maize agriculture to woodland tribes.. Narragansett ridot salt shed attending: town council: matthew mannix, susan cicilline buonanno, patrick murray, and chris wilkens pamela nolan, town manager michael lewis, director, ridot phillip kydd, deputy director, ridot joe baker, administrator, ridot the meeting of the town cow1cil was held at the ridot salt shed on the narragansett rotary..
Ri dot narragansett: sand/salt shed. resource management inc. is using or buildings for mixing their materials. a 50 vp x 60' mixing building & a 74 vp x 120' staging/drying building.. Not only has the dot built a new salt “shed” in narragansett that is a behemoth structure, dedicated to the god of ugliness, at the entrance to the town, but it is lit up like a christmas tree. Narragansett town councilors and a general assembly representative continue to advocate for a new location and additional landscaping for the salt storage shed that abuts route 1 and the dillon rotary..
