Groton Housing Authority to rebuild, expand Grasso Gardens
13 Mar 2024
Economic Development, Community Interest
The Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved the Groton Housing Authority’s plan to rebuild and expand the number of apartments at the Grasso Gardens housing complex off Route 117.
The two-year project, which will be done in four phases, will result in 20 additional apartments for a total of 90 overall, Robert Frink, chairman of the Groton Housing Authority’s Board Of Commissioners, said in a phone interview.
The housing development will remain low-to-moderate income housing for people who are 62 or older or who have disabilities, he said.
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