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Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 23, 2022 | Uncategorized

Nicholas R. Morizio, a broker with Colliers International and manager for property owner 550-554 Berlin Turnpike Associates LLC, submitted applications to the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission in July for the development project and a zone change from BT-1, Berlin...
Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

Judge orders halt to Rhode Island truck tolls, rules system is unconstitutional

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 23, 2022 | Uncategorized

A federal judge has slammed the brakes on Rhode Island’s truck tolls and sided with the long-haul trucking industry’s complaint that the highway charges were unfair and unconstitutional. After U.S. District Court Judge William E. Smith ordered Rhode Island...
Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

Middletown P&Z Approves Big Y Development on South Main

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

Despite concerns from several neighboring residents, the Planning and Zoning Commission overwhelmingly approved a proposal for a new Big Y on South Main Street near Randolph Road last week. The 6-1 decision made last Wednesday will allow Stone Point Properties to...
Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

New Milford makes way for temporary bridge on Cherniske Road

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

As the town continues taking the steps necessary for securing a permanent bridge on Cherniske Road, preparations for installing a temporary bridge began this week. The temporary bridge will be open to first responders only. The one-lane, temporary bridge was delivered...
Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Board of Education took a first look at a draft of the $130 million capital budget request for the next fiscal year for the Greenwich Public Schools during a meeting last week. It covers multiple large capital projects in the school district, including the new...
Mixed-use apartment development eyed for Berlin Turnpike

Saying 1.5 million square feet is way too big, Willington rejects ‘gargantuan Godzilla’ warehouse

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

In a major victory for hundreds of Willington homeowners, town planning officials unanimously rejected a Texas developer’s proposal for a 1.5-million-square-foot warehouse along I-84. After three long nights of public hearings that featured many dozens of residents...
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