Costco in Norwalk looking to expand with new entrance, tire center
The store has applied to the city to knock down the old DoubleTree Hotel to build a new entrance and tire center.
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Sep 12, 2023, 4:42 PM
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3ds agoThe Costco in Norwalk is looking to expand.
The store has applied to the city to knock down the old DoubleTree Hotel to build a new entrance and tire center.
Costco purchased the land after the hotel closed in 2018.
If approved, the work could be done in about a year.
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