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Valley Breeze: Proposed Dowling Village condos would be ‘final piece’ of development

on May 20, 2019 in All News, North Smithfield by Amy Cola

05/08/19

By LAUREN CLEM Valley Breeze Staff Writer

NORTH SMITHFIELD – The developer of Dowling Village appeared before the Planning Board last week to discuss plans for a 21-unit condominium complex on Old Louisquisset Pike, a component he’s calling the “final piece” of the 15-year project off Route 146A.

Brian Bucci, owner of Bucci Development, and his attorney, John Mancini, told board members the complex would be divided into two buildings, one with 15 units and the other with six. The buildings would be constructed on a patch of land behind Planet Fitness and Dowling Village Boulevard that currently includes several single-family homes, only one of which is occupied.

“The area, as you’ve seen if you’ve been there, is dilapidated,” said Mancini. “The developer has not yet incorporated this into Dowling Village.”

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