Shelton developer defends downtown parking plan
Commissioner Ruth Parkins said city officials are taking “a lot of heat” about...
Source: ctpost.com
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Shelton developer defends downtown parking plan
Commissioner Ruth Parkins said city officials are taking “a lot of heat” about...
Source: sheltonherald.com
Shelton developer says downtown plan lacks sufficient parking
SHELTON — John Guedes’s plans to redevelop the former Chromium Process site would...
Biagio Barone Housatonic Rail Co Development District Chromium Commons Chromium Process Planned Development District
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Shelton developer says downtown plan lacks sufficient parking
SHELTON — John Guedes’s plans to redevelop the former Chromium Process site would...
Source: ctpost.com
Shelton developer eyes 4-story, 30-apartment building downtown
The Shelton has submitted plans to construct Chromium Commons, a four-story structure at...
Source: ctpost.com
Shelton developer eyes 4-story, 30-apartment building downtown
The Shelton has submitted plans to construct Chromium Commons, a four-story structure at...
Source: sheltonherald.com
Coming into focus: Guedes' Canal Street vision coming to life
Developer John Guedes’ Canal Street dream is becoming a reality.
Source: sheltonherald.com
Shelton P&Z offers gives thumb's up to former Chromium Process site sale
Shelton P&Z offers gives thumbs up to former Chromium Process site sale Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail Shelton City Hall.Contributed photo SHELTON — The city’s deal to sell 113 Canal St., the former Chromium Process site, to developers John Guedes and Biagio Barone has cleared its final hurdle. The Planning and Zoning Commission this week voted 5-1, with commissioner Mark Widomski opposed, to offer a positive referral of the sale of the city property to the developers for $100,000. As p...
Source: ctpost.com
Shelton, developers agree on former Chromium Process sale
Shelton, developers agree on former Chromium Process sale Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail Shelton City Hall.Contributed photo SHELTON — The city has agreed to sell 113 Canal St., the former Chromium Process site, to developers John Guedes and Biagio Barone, just not for as much as originally planned. The developers will be paying the city $100,000 for the property. The original purchase price was $250,000, but developers reduced the offer after learning that a portion of the former Chromiu...
Source: sheltonherald.com