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Stamford green-lights green project

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Metro Green, a mixed-use, mixed-income project planned next to Stamford’s Metro North train station got the green light from the Connecticut city’s zoning board yesterday. A 17-story office tower with 350,000 square feet will be developed by W & M Properties of Stamford. A residential complex of 238 mixed-income units will be built by the Jonathan Rose Companies’ Connecticut office. Ground will be broken on Metro Green Apartments next spring. The development in the formerly industrial South End neighborhood has been designed to meet the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. TRD