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City Council to vote on tax deal for luxury apartments in Meriden- MERIDEN — The City Council is set to vote on a proposed tax abatement with the developers of luxury apartments at 289 Pratt St. The deal would freeze the property assessment for two years following a certificate of occupancy at the 92-unit proposed...
Meriden is set to receive $1.8 million in state funding to help remediate properties where a 92-unit apartment building is now planned. According to information released by the office of Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz, the money will be used to clean up two brownfield sites, 289 and 290 Pratt St., totaling 14.3 acres. New York developer Steven Ancona plans to build the apartments and first-floor commercial space at 289 Pratt St., with additional parking for businesses at 290 Pratt St. Ancona owns both properties.