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CROTON-ON-HUDSON ‒ The village is mulling plans to sell an overflow parking lot by the Croton-Harmon train station to a developer who has proposed building a multifamily affordable housing project.
Owned by the village since the 1960s, the 1.2-acre property, known as Village Parking Lot A, is located at the intersection of Croton Point Avenue and Veterans Plaza. READ AND SEE MUCH MORE AT MORE AT Croton-on-Hudson NY affordable housing near trains? It could happen (lohud.com)
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Let's see: closed garbage transfer station for decades behind the "condos", remediated railroad landfills on the other side, big landfill in the park, remediated PCB lagoon, lots of train noise. A perfect spot to call home!
ReplyDeleteAnd I wonder what population it will serve. Like Katz?
DeleteAlways thought that the upper lot and former Gallimaufry building (I believe they’ve be trying to sell this space) would have been the proper choice for the new DPW office and equipment facilities. More suitable than some far-off office building outside of village lines on Rt. 129 and it could have provided us the ability to be rid the Municipal Place gateway area eyesore on the property of the old sewer treatment plant across from Croton Auto Park.. But I guess Housing at Harmon Yards is a much better idea. Those residents are going to love Metro-North shift changes and commuters, just for starters.
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