Seely School proposal moves another step forward in Groton
8 Oct 2020
Economic Development
The Town Council has approved the conceptual plan for the proposed Triton Square apartment complex at the former William Seely School property at 55 Seely School Drive.
Since DonMar Development, the preferred developer, unveiled its proposal in February, the North Haven-based company made modifications — including increasing the number of apartment units from 280 to about 304, adding some public amenities and reconfiguring the parking area, DonMar project executive Anthony Di Gioia said.
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