Groton Town Council approves option agreement with developer for former Seely School
9 Apr 2020
Economic Development
The Town Council on Tuesday evening voted 6-1, with one abstention, to approve an option agreement with DonMar Development of North Haven for the 14-acre former William Seely School property where the developer wants to build a 280-unit apartment complex.
Earlier in the evening, more than a dozen residents weighed in, either via the Zoom video conferencing platform or through written comments, during a public hearing on the proposed sale of the property at 55 Seely School Drive. The meeting was held virtually due to social distancing requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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