Groton Town Council seeks public comments on future of Noank Gardens property
1 Jun 2020
Community Interest
Single-family homes, sale or lease of the land to the Noank Fire District, affordable housing, or a town park are among the potential options the town has identified for the Noank Gardens property.
The options for the approximately 6-acre property at 42 Smith Lane come after the Town Council voted last year to end an agreement that allowed the Noank School Public Gardens Task Force to cultivate the site and directed staff to provide potential uses for the land, all of which would include a small public garden.
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