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Shelton Herald

Dec. 5, 2014Updated: June 6, 2019 6:40 a.m.

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In this photo, on the far right above the yellow piece of construction equipment with a crane, structures from the abutting Fairchild Heights mobile home community can be seen. — 2of6In this photo, on the far right above the yellow piece of construction equipment with a crane, structures from the abutting Fairchild Heights mobile home community can be seen.

A rendering of the approved, updated design for the six residential buildings at 740 Bridgeport Ave. — 3of6A rendering of the approved, updated design for the six residential buildings at 740 Bridgeport Ave.

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Here are photos of continuing site work for the 228-unit Talbot Apartments complex under construction at 740 Bridgeport Ave.

Being promoted as an “upscale” residential community, the 13-acre property is between PerkinElmer and the Fairchild Heights mobile home community, backing up to Route 8.

A thin strip of land with a driveway will connect the complex to Bridgeport Avenue, just north of Planet Fitness and Bertucci’s.

There will be six residential buildings and a clubhouse. The complex will have all rental units.

Click below to read more about the project:

http://sheltonherald.com/52510/planned-upscale-shelton-apartment-complex-is-tweaked/

http://sheltonherald.com/10090/bridgeport-avenue-development-faces-some-opposition/