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Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 25, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Glastonbury Town Plan & Zoning Commission finalized a developer’s proposal Tuesday to build a 74-unit apartment building that could be occupied in early 2024. The commission voted 4-2 to approve the application during a nearly four-hour meeting. Developer...
Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

Federal funding may unclog Old Lyme sewer project

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 25, 2022 | Uncategorized

If approved by the committee and Congress, the town could receive the money by next June. The project was approved in 2019 to connect the neighborhoods, which currently use septic systems, to sewer systems to mitigate pollution to Long Island Sound. The associations...
Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

Demand for electricity soars in heat wave; pressure put on New England power surplus

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

As a heat wave bakes the Northeast, demand is soaring for electricity that’s powering air conditioners, pressing New England’s “relatively small” electricity surplus, according to the region’s grid operator. ISO on Friday reported a capacity of 26,690 megawatts and an...
Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

Danbury’s fast track to NYC plan gets $2M grant to move ahead; money for a 2nd project has to wait

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

A $2 million federal grant to study impacts of a fast track from Danbury to New York City was approved by a U.S. House vote this week, while a similarly-sized grant for a health center garage and senior housing project has to wait for a future funding round. Once...
Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

Contracting watchdog waiting for governor to appoint director

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

Executive Director David Guay stepped down at the end of June. The contracting watchdog agency has six open positions, including the director, but cannot fill any of the positions until a new director is appointed. “I talked to the governor’s chief of staff yesterday,...
Glastonbury P&Z approves plan to build 74-unit apartment building

SoNo Collection mall needed $11 million in fixes following design flaws, developer alleges in lawsuit

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

The developer of the SoNo Collection mall in Norwalk is accusing the architect of the development of significant design flaws in the building that cost $11 million to fix, according to a lawsuit filed in state Superior Court. Brookfield Properties claims several...
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