The developers of the Steelpointe site along the harbor want approval to build row houses just a short distance away. And Robert Christoph and Robert Christoph Jr.’s proposal is receiving praise for tackling two needs in that lower East Side neighborhood. The row houses, if approved Tuesday by the zoning board of appeals and later this month by the planning and zoning commission, will be built on vacant land at 371 and 378 East Main Street. The developer has partnered with Fairfield-based Rose Tiso & Company, an architectural and engineering firm involved in recent projects in Derby — the just-opened Cedar Village at Minerva Square apartments and the under-construction Trolley Point housing complex. The spokesperson for the Christophs said the partners “will likely seek (financial) resources from relevant governmental programs to complete the project” but offered no more specifics.
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