Montville — A Cape Cod developer wants to build nearly 1,000 apartments in central Uncasville, and the town estimates the sewer installation needed to support the project could cost up to $30 million. But that estimate is too expensive for the developer, All of Us At North LLC, according to a Tuesday memo from Land Use Director Dennis Goderre notifying the Planning and Zoning Commission of the company’s intent. The company’s registration shows an address in Hyannis, Mass., where its principals have a property development and management firm. So, the company is seeking state funding, Goderre said. Right now state officials are reviewing the funding request “and appear to be strongly considering this request for approval,” Goderre said. “The funding would be linked to housing, however the precise funding source is not clear to staff,” he added. No formal plans have been submitted to the town yet. The company is eyeing a stretch of land along Massapeag Side Road for the bulk of the development, between 600 and 800 units, close to the shore of the Thames River. It is bordered to the north by Teecomwas Drive and Driscoll Drive, and to its south by Derry Hill Road. The developer plans to build a number of affordable units, but did not say how many. That area is not currently served by the town sewer system. New sewers would need to stretch the length of Massapeag Side Road and Derry Hill Road to Route 32. Another part of the plan calls for up to 120 units split between two parcels on Route 32, one on the corner of Thomas Avenue and another farther north, not far from Mohegan Congregational Church. They’re in an area that already has access to public water and sewer systems.

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