New housing law gives engineers say over building code reform

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Taction Properties principal developer Derek Mesolella visits the site of a mixed-use development on West Main Road in Middletown that has been in the works for more than five years, but he hopes that recently approved legislation modifying the state building code will help to reduce the red tape associated with housing production in Rhode Island. 
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Taction Properties principal developer Derek Mesolella visits the site of a mixed-use development on West Main Road in Middletown that has been in the works for more than five years, but he hopes that recently approved legislation modifying the state building code will help to reduce the red tape associated with housing production in Rhode Island. 
PBN PHOTO/DAVID HANSEN

Rosebrook Commons is on track to become a vibrant mixed-use development at 1747 West Main Road in Middletown, featuring six buildings with 144 residential units alongside 23,000 square feet of commercial space. And it’s been on track for some time. The project was first proposed more than five years ago by Derek Mesolella, principal developer

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