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Hearing For 84-Unit Apartment Project In Huntington Delayed
The proposal is for a building along Main Street near Steward Avenue and Gerard Street.
A scheduled public hearing for the proposed 84-unit apartment building in downtown Huntington on Main Street has been delayed.
The town's Board of Zoning Appeals postponed the April 11 meeting that was tentatively scheduled for April 11.
Developers John Kean and Alan Fromkin recently proposed the project that will include 84 apartment units, a four-story retail space and a parking garage.
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According to the town, Kean and Fromkin need variances for ground-level use in a mixed-use building and for the parking garage.
The ZBA has yet to reschedule the meeting.
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"After following up with counsel for the applicant, the ZBA has confirmed the April 11 date will not be held open for the Downtown Huntington public hearing date; a date has yet to be determined for the hearing," the town said in a news release.
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