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Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

Highview Commercial, the project’s developer, has filed an application with the Planning and Zoning Commission seeking to amend the already approved Planned Development District for the site located at 801 Bridgeport Ave. The revised application calls for...
Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

Water main work begins in Enfield’s Thompsonville section

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

Connecticut Water Co. is beginning installation of a new water main this week on Belmont, Warriner, and Columbus avenues. Work hours for the project will be 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Connecticut Water spokesman Dan Meaney said the project is expected...
Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

Will state’s plan to fix busy Southington intersection actually make traffic worse?

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Transportation has had reconfiguration plans for the Route 10/Route 322/Old Turnpike Road area just north of the Cheshire line since at least 2008. In addition to squaring off unusual intersection angles, the plans call for the removal of the...
Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

Opening of New London traffic circle set to mark end of construction traffic headaches

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

A massive road rebuilding and roundabout construction project on Jefferson Avenue aimed at improving deteriorating pavement conditions and alleviating traffic snarls is expected to be completed by next month. Director of Public Works Brian Sear said the impetus for...
Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

A multi-state cannabis company headquartered in Michigan plans to build a 72,366-square-foot cultivation site in East Hartford. C3 is in the process of expanding to three new states, according to CEO Ankur Rungta. That includes the proposed facility along Park Road in...
Developers cut hotel, offices from Shelton’s Fountain Square plan, seek up to 145 apartments instead

A developer wants to place over 2,500 solar panels in rural Bethany. Neighbors are fighting back

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 7, 2023 | Uncategorized

The proposal by the developer, California-based TRITEC Americas, to construct a solar photovoltaic facility in Bethany is one of dozens of similar projects under construction or in planning around Connecticut, part of the state’s efforts to rid itself of emissions...
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