STONINGTON — A proposal for Liberty Crossing in Pawcatuck would combine 598 residential units with a 110,000-square-foot shopping center on 67.6 acres at 480 and 534 Liberty Street, according to Patch’s October 26 account of reporting by The Day.
The report identifies Breslin Realty Development Corp. of Garden City, New York, as the developer and says a zoning-map amendment application was filed. Those details describe the proposal reported in October; they do not establish that construction has been approved or scheduled.
The project also figures in a broader discussion about water supply across the Connecticut–Rhode Island line. In a September 29 report, South County Star identified Liberty Crossing among the Stonington developments prompting Westerly officials to consider future demand on their water system.
That earlier article attributed the infrastructure discussion to Westerly officials. It is background, not evidence that a new well, connection fee or project-specific water allocation has since been approved.
Eastern CT News has not verified the outcome of the October 26 Conservation Commission meeting or a later Planning and Zoning decision. No current hearing date, construction timetable or final approval is asserted here.
This article was prepared with AI from the linked reporting and saved source review. The photograph is a file image of a sign at the Liberty Crossing property, published by South County Star in September; it does not show completed construction.