Centazzo Seeks To Regain Chair In Bristol Housing
Frank J. Centazzo petitioned the Rhode Island Supreme Court to reverse Bristol Town Council action and restore him as Bristol Housing Authority chairman. The filing accuses the council of prejudging charges and seeks reinstatement while naming Domenico Canna as the current replacement. The court will decide if Canna should be unseated and Centazzo reinstated.
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Frank J. Centazzo
Supreme Court of R.I
Bristol Housing Authority
Anthony R. Berretto
Centazzo
Council
BHA
Mr. Centazzo
Domenico Canna
Mr Canna
Mr. Bruno
Newport
Fall River
South Providence
Hope St
Bristol
Verndale Project At Hearing Draws Unified Voter Backlash
Town residents opposed a 202 unit moderate income housing project at a public hearing. Attorney Ferdinand Bruno led the opposition citing social impact, zoning concerns, and alleged violations by Bristol Gardens Co. He argued the council could rezone the 26 acre site and even levy fines per day for density breaches while noting prior lame duck actions and multiple lawsuits.
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G. Robert Fritschler
Ferdinand Bruno
Bruno
Zoning Board of Review
Council
Mr. Bruno
Providence
Lame Duck Council
Bristol Gardens Co
Richard Sullivan Jr
Warren
Sullivan
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Louis A. Guida
Manuel Sousa
Joseph F. Bruno
Roswell S. Bosworth, Jr
John Ligeiro
Arthur Langelo
Michael Balzano
Charles Falugo
Philemon E. Sturges
Anthony Principe
Henry Pacheco
Joseph K. O’brien
Salvatore Massa
Verndale Project