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STORE PLANS MAY CHANGE ; SEPTIC SYSTEM PRESENTS PROBLEM
[1S NEW HAVEN COUNTY/SHORELINE Edition]
Hartford Courant
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Hartford, Conn.
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It is the plans for take-out and catering that forced [Kevin Mulvey] to apply for a special permit that requires a public hearing before the zoning commission. The building has been a general store for more than 100 years and Mulvey could have reopened a store and meat market similar to Ward's operation with a simple zoning permit. [John Blake] said he has been working over the past three months to "get everything up to code" in the building and hopes to reopen a store regardless of whether Mulvey proceeds with his plans. Blake said a barbershop would continue to operate in one section of the building and a second-floor apartment would be rented soon. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
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