Winstanley's Warehouse Revamp: Modern Logistics Hub

0:00It's April 7th, I'm Cory with the story, this is Hartford News Today, driven by AI. Wind Stanley Enterprises wants to turn a massive warehouse over 540,000 square feet in Enfield into a slick modern logistics spot. They're reworking truck routes, loading zones, and parking big time. The plans up for review by the inland wetlands and water courses commissioned this Tuesday evening. The spot sits on a 49 acre lot at 100 print shop road with a building from 1975 that seemed better days for, distribution work, current tennis like legal systems and Coca-Cola plans to bounce by January 2027, so owners are pushing this upgrade to stay competitive. This move comes, after Adam Wind Stanley, talked up a multi-million dollar Renault last year. They'll slash passenger parking from 550 spots down to 280, but add 133 dedicated trailer bays too. Fix the messy truck chaos right now. This includes a fresh access drive on the east side for smoother truck flow and quicker

1:02emergency routes, plus new lights, landscaping, sidewalks, and better storm water setups. Smartly, it shrinks the building footprint to dodge heavy wetland hits. All this should lure one or two solid tenants and keep the site humming in today's logistics