Save Harrison opposes proposed development for seniors on Lake Street
A proposed development for seniors in West Harrison is not sitting well with some of the town's residents. The four-story, 160-unit senior living complex would replace a former quarry located at 600
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May 17, 2016, 2:16 AM
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A proposed development for seniors in West Harrison is not sitting well with some of the town's residents.
The four-story, 160-unit senior living complex would replace a former quarry located at 600 Lake St.
The group Save Harrison says it's not against senior living, but it doesn't want the Town Board to rezone the neighborhood and others like it for commercial development.
The Town Board is scheduled to vote Thursday on the zoning issue.
News 12 reached out to Harrison's mayor about the development, but has not heard back.
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