Gateway entrance to Greenwich? Developer details proposed large-scale apartment building
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The Honda dealership on Milbank Avenue in Greenwich, Conn., photographed on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021. An application for a residential development has been submitted for 290-294 Mason St. and 275-321 Mason St.File / Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
GREENWICH Developers seeking to build a large new residential building on lower Mason Street say it would blend into the site, offer public amenities and serve as a gateway to that part of Greenwich.
Members of the Planning and Zoning Commission, however, want more information about the plan and assurances of how the project would benefit central Greenwich.
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According to John Dent, general manager of Parking Productions, his company has previously provided similar parking services within the town, and he was eager to get involved in this project to aid residents and businesses along the avenue. As it stands now, the proposal calls for two valet stations on the avenue just to provide an additional option for a busy holiday season, Dent said during the meeting, when every realtor knows it can be difficult to get a [parking] spot on the avenue.
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The proposal calls for one valet station at the corner of Lewis Street and Greenwich Avenue, utilizing spaces near J. Crew, and the second would be located in front of the Greenwich Arts Council near Havemeyer Place, Dent said.