Groton Council Approves Purchase Agreement for Former Seely School, as Town Moves to Redevelop Public Properties
28 Apr 2020
Economic Development
The Town Council on April 7 approved a purchase agreement with a North Haven developer, laying out a plan to eventually sell the town-owned William Seely School. The school is one of several unused, publicly-owned properties in Groton that town leadership have sought in recent years to redevelop and return to the tax rolls.
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