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Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2023 | Uncategorized

As he promised in late October, Stephen Bellis, the attorney for the developer, has filed a lawsuit seeking to ultimately uphold the initial approval for the project and reverse decisions by Zoning Director Paul Boucher and the zoning appeals board to rescind that...
Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

What does ‘capping’ I-84 even mean? Greater Hartford residents get answers on DOT’s plans

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Greater Hartford Mobility Study, which has been in the works since 2020, follows decades of planning about what to do with I-84. Leaders have proposed tunnels, closing exit ramps and other fixes as part of the Hartford 400 plan. The mobility study proposes four...
Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

Fairfield starts long-awaited project to address issues at Penfield Pavilion behind schedule

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

A multi-million dollar project to remove toxic soil and rebuild the foundation at Penfield Pavilion has started, though it’s later than expected. Chief Administrative Officer Tom Bremer confirmed the first phase of the project began with “hot spot...
Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

Stamford’s crumbling West Main St. Bridge closed and temporary one installed — but for how long?

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

After delayed supply deliveries pushed the project back, crews have been piecing together a temporary bridge next to the crumbling, 135-year-old one. Officials are working to have the new bridge open to pedestrians “by year’s end,” city engineer Lou...
Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

Work on I-95 intended to make roads safer, ease congestion in Groton, Stonington and North Stonington

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Transportation, which already is making improvements to the northbound side of Interstate 95 in Groton, Stonington and North Stonington, plans to begin work this spring to improve the highway’s southbound lanes in that area. Josh Morgan, DOT...
Developer of Testo’s site in Bridgeport sues to get permits back

Developers pitch mixed-use redevelopment of East Hartford’s Silver Lane Plaza

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

The development team is composed of industry veterans including Framingham, Massachusetts-based Grossman Development Group, Charter Realty Principal Daniel M. Zelson and Jason C. Hess, a veteran real estate attorney with New York-based mixed-use developer Leyland...
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