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The meeting started at 7 p.m. and after three hours of residents’ testimonies during the public hearing, trustees voted to table the issue until the March 4 meeting, according to Trustee Nadine Daugherty.
“There were a lot of good points made and the meeting went long,” Daugherty said. “We want to address their concerns, but it got late so we decided to continue deliberations until our next meeting.”
Daugherty said she shares many of the residents’ concerns regarding the proposed housing density on the property.
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Oberer’s plans call for nearly 100 patio-style homes to be built on approximately 42 acres while the rest of the land is preserved as green space.
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