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Citing plenty of jobs and too little housing, Farmington gives go-ahead to 204 new apartments - Vimarsana News

Citing plenty of jobs and too little housing, Farmington gives go-ahead to 204 new apartments

Agreeing that the UConn Health corridor on the eastern edge of town is becoming a jobs center, Farmington zoning officials have given the OK for more than 200 new apartments near Batterson Park.

Three year driving ban for Selby shoplifter - Vimarsana News

Three year driving ban for Selby shoplifter

A WOMAN who twice tried to prevent police discovering if she had been driving under the influence of drink or drugs has been disqualified from…

RSPCA prosecution leads to four-year dog ban - Vimarsana News

RSPCA prosecution leads to four-year dog ban

A North Yorkshire man has been convicted of neglecting the needs of a crossbred type dog.

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NYC developer wants to build 199 apartments near Batterson Park in Farmington - Vimarsana News

NYC developer wants to build 199 apartments near Batterson Park in Farmington

A developer is looking to build nearly 200 apartments near Batterson Park alongside the Pondview Corporate Center in Farmington, a town where more than 800 other new apartments are already planned.

Developer eyeing Farmington office park for 199-unit apartment building - Vimarsana News

Developer eyeing Farmington office park for 199-unit apartment building

A New York-based developer is looking to build nearly 200 apartment units adjacent to two office buildings near Interstate 84 in Farmington. The “Pond View Apartments” are planned to be situated at 74-76 Batterson Park Road and would consist of a single, four-story, 56,000-square-foot building, according to project documents submitted to the town’s wetlands commission by SLR International Corp., an environmental consulting firm.