NORWICH — Blue Water Property Group plans to seek water-quality certification for a warehouse and logistics facility at 432 Canterbury Turnpike and 180 Lawler Lane, according to an October 26 city notice.
The proposal, called Project Wildcat, concerns Lots 10 and 11 at Occum Industrial Center. It includes a warehouse, truck loading and trailer storage, employee parking, internal roads, utilities and stormwater infrastructure.
The notice identifies wetland filling and grading, along with watercourse crossings for access and infrastructure. It says the activity could affect the Byron Brook watershed, including the brook and its tributaries.
The developer’s planned state Section 401 certification is connected to a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 individual-permit application. The notice describes a proposed application; it does not establish that either permit has been approved, provide a filing date or list a public-comment deadline.
The city says application materials will be available through DEEP’s Land & Water Resources Division in Hartford and asks people to call 860-424-3019 before arranging an inspection. Eastern CT News has not established a later agency decision or construction start.
This AI-prepared report uses the linked municipal notice. The real file photograph comes from a property listing for 432 Canterbury Turnpike; it is not a construction photograph, a view of the planned warehouse or evidence of surveyed lot boundaries.