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Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

The City Council voted unanimously Monday night to transfer ownership of the former YMCA at 337-341 Main St. to Mattern Construction of Baltic for its planned new headquarters and commercial development. Along with creating its new headquarters, Mattern plans to...
Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

Norwalk, developer seek input on turning Webster Street parking lot into housing, retail

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

A developer envisions transforming the Webster Street parking lot into a nearly 500-unit apartment complex with a 1,100-space parking garage and retail space for stores. To that end, the community is invited to a “Webster Street Lot Listening Session” at...
Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

NorthPoint proposes 521,886-sq.-ft. warehouse in Bloomfield

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

A Missouri-based company is proposing a 521,886-square-foot warehouse in Bloomfield on property that a construction company now uses for equipment storage and material stockpiling. NorthPoint Development LLC has applied for a special permit that would allow it...
Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

Connecticut needs a plan — and a definition — for ‘clean hydrogen,’ stakeholders say

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

A bill approved last week by the House Energy and Technology Committee charges the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection with developing a hydrogen strategic plan that encourages the use of hydrogen produced from renewable energy, and prioritizes its use...
Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

Jasko Development moves forward with two New Britain projects

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

New York developer Avner Krohn said he expects to have tenants in his latest New Britain development in September. Krohn said construction on the $20 million-plus, 107-unit apartment building known as The Brit is continuing but interest in the development is high....
Former YMCA in Norwich to get new life as construction company headquarters

Housing and Historic Preservation Advocates Clash Over Legislation Adding a Workaround for Demolitions

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The State Historic Preservation Office, known as SHPO, is currently has oversight of the demolition and restoration of historic properties. But earlier this month, the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities lobbied for an appeals process on SHPO decisions, citing...
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