Troy minutes record conditional approval for 193-unit Fourth Street project
The February record lists seven conditions for the downtown housing proposal. It does not establish that those conditions have been met.
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The February record lists seven conditions for the downtown housing proposal. It does not establish that those conditions have been met.
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The posted draft records a longer pause than the six months initially proposed, with the law's start date tied to state filing.
Read the articleRPI has announced state funding, planned enrollment capacity, and a projected late-2027 opening. The municipal approval status remains unverified.
Read the articleThe 72-unit Mercy Care Lane proposal has preliminary approval. A hearing on the PUD rezoning is set for October 6 at 7 p.m.
Read the articleA proposal for three commercial buildings near Black Creek raises questions about outdoor storage, wetlands, and a possible historic site.
Read the articleThe Planning Board classified an 18-unit independent-living proposal as Type II under New York's new statutory housing exemption, then approved the site plan.
Read the articleJune minutes record the Board's intent to act as SEQRA lead agency. A final environmental determination and site-plan approval remain unverified.
Read the articleThe amended subdivision retains three residential lots and provides for 23.76 acres to be conveyed to the Town.
Read the articleThe Board adopted a negative declaration and granted conditional site-plan approval for the 37 Frontage Road project.
Read the articleThe recorded approvals provide zoning relief for six office-to-apartment conversions, subject to a 400-square-foot minimum for each dwelling unit.
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