Plans for apartments at former Groton City school approved
27 Jun 2023
Economic Development
Plans for 65 apartments at the former Colonel Ledyard School site in the City of Groton received the green light this week from the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission.
The commission voted Wednesday 5-0 in favor of Bellsite Development’s application for the housing development at 120 West St., according to City Planner Leslie Creane.
“I’m obviously very happy with it,” developer Bill Bellock, principal member of Bellsite Development LLC of Manchester, said Thursday in response to the decision. “It’s been quite awhile, and now my real work begins.”
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