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Shelton's Planning Commission Reviews 48-Unit Apartment Complex

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Sheltons Planning and Zoning Commission to review 48-unit apartment complex proposal this Wednesday. The project, led by Don Stanziale Jr., Gino LaVerghetta, and Anthony Pili, calls for a 61,357 sq ft building with 93 parking spaces. The developments impact on the neighborhood and public opinion remain to be seen, but it could bring more housing options to Shelton as it grows.

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Shelton's Planning Commission Reviews 48-Unit Apartment Complex

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Shelton's Planning Commission Reviews 48-Unit Apartment Complex. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 7th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Hartford News today. Your AI-powered local news. Shelton's Planning and Zoning Commission has a big meeting coming up this Wednesday to review a proposal for a 48-unit apartment complex. The project calls for a five-story building on Empty Land at 255 Canal Street, where every unit would have two bedrooms and they'd add, 93 parking spaces altogether. The application comes from 255 Canal Shelton, LLC, who's pushing for the 61,357 square foot development on that vacant spot. Now, the team behind it includes Don Stanziali, Jr. right here in Shelton, who's running Midland Development and Contracting, plus Gino Lavergetta, and Anthony Pilli out of New York. Lavergetta's a certified public accountant and Pilli handles innovation as chief officer at Orange Bank and Trust. No word yet on public pushback, or how it'll fit into the neighborhood, but this could

mean more housing options as Shelton grows. We'll see what the Commission decides Wednesday could be a game changer for Canal Street's future.

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