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Just a few months after suing the owner of its biggest apartment complex, Rocky Hill has declared five units at Concierge Apartments unsafe because of mold.

Evan Seeman is a real estate attorney with Robinson Cole, working with land use, zoning, real property litigation, and municipal law, member of Real Estate + Development Group

The former Hartford Courant distribution warehouse on Wawarme Avenue will be the site of a cannabis cultivation and manufacturing business following unanimous approval of a special permit from the Hartford planning and zoning commission this week.

A cannabis cultivation business has been proposed in the former Hartford Courant distribution warehouse on Wawarme Avenue, according to town records. Arlanda Brantley, a principal of River Growers CT, is proposing to open a marijuana grow operation at 121 Wawarme Ave., Hartford. Brantley, and her attorney, Evan Seeman from Robinson+Cole, are requesting a special permit from the Hartford Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) to open the facility, pending licensing. The item will be introduced on the commission’s Aug. 23 agenda.

South Windsor’s Planning and Zoning Commission is poised to adopt a year-long moratorium on new warehouse and distribution centers in response to resident concerns following a development boom of just over a decade. Several commission members voiced support at a Tuesday night meeting for a moratorium proposed by resident Kathy Kerrigan. Members delayed action, however, after an attorney representing an unspecified landowner raised concerns the measure had not been publicly available long enough for its adoption to be legal.