Officials recommend against buying Angelica's property
PAWTUCKET – The most likely use for the former Angelica Textile Services property at 482 Pawtucket Ave. is either industrial and manufacturing space, with the next up being potential residential
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PAWTUCKET – The most likely use for the former Angelica Textile Services property at 482 Pawtucket Ave. is either industrial and manufacturing space, with the next up being potential residential
PAWTUCKET – Representatives from Fortuitous Partners, the developer behind a new soccer stadium on the Seekonk River, are planning a 30-space parking lot as a destination for people who want
Pawtucket commission grants 6-month extension for Apex redevelopment plans THE PAWTUCKET CITY PLANNING COMMISSION on Tuesday approved a six-month extension to master plans to redevelop the Apex site in downtown Pawtucket. / PBN PFILE HOTO/PAMELA BHATIA PAWTUCKET – Amid a legal battle over development rights, the Pawtucket City Planning Commission has agreed to extend existing approvals on the project proposed for the iconic Apex property in downtown. The commission’s 3-1 vote on Tuesday gives Apex Development Co. another six months to make progress on its plans for a mixed-use development...
6/8/2021 Distribution center approved at site of former Microfibres The former Microfibres site at 1 Moshassuck St. in Pawtucket will soon be replaced with a modern distribution center. PAWTUCKET – The City Planning Commission last month approved preliminary plans from JK Equities for a large-scale distribution center called Blackstone Distribution Center to replace the former Microfibres at 1 Moshassuck St. Assistant Director of Planning Jay Rosa said the May 18 vote was for conditional approval, subject to additional permitting approval by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Man...
4/6/2021 Plans show where the self-storage facility would go near the Lorraine Mills in Pawtucket. PAWTUCKET – Self-storage facilities appear to be all the rage in Pawtucket and elsewhere due in part to impacts from the pandemic. One self-storage facility is proposed at 602 Mineral Spring Ave., and officials have confirmed that another one is planned for a former medical building previously owned by Memorial Hospital at 555 Prospect St. On April 20 at 6 p.m., the City Planning Commission will hold a remote public hearing on Zoom to review a proposed development project at 602-650 Mineral ...