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Amazon’s latest logistics facility will be converted from a former Kraft Foods warehouse and factory in Glastonbury.

The town Planning & Zoning Commission OK’d a plan by Winstanley Enterprises to convert the property at 107 Eastern Blvd. to a “delivery station” for Amazon at its meeting Tuesday.

Plans show 11 tractor-trailer loading docks and two dozen covered parking spaces where delivery vans will be loaded with parcels for final distribution to area houses. Three hundred and twenty-five parking spaces will be provided for Amazon employees and “last-mile” delivery drivers.

Winstanley bought the property in September of last year for $4.35 million, public records state.

The project is just the latest Amazon-focused industrial development in Connecticut.

Leasing continued to outpace supply in the Northeast industrial market in the first quarter., CBRE reported. Overall rents continued to climb and “demand was insatiable,” it wrote, with a mere 3.9 percent vacancy rate. The average asking rent climbed by $0.60 per square foot over the quarter, ending at $8.81 per square foot