The project would add over 300 apartments, including at least 80 workforce units, but requires a zoning change to allow for its height.
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Gorham council moves White Birch Lane extension forward
The board voted 5-2 for the extension, with board Chair Suzanne Phillips and Councilor Phil Gagnon opposed.
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Brunswick approves grant application for fire station redevelopment
On Monday night, the town signed off on the Developers Collaborative’s federal grant application that asks for $300,000 in housing assistance funding.
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First mixed-use building at The Downs will add housing near Costco, Idexx
Developers say The Lofts at 225 Innovation Way, set to open in the business park at the former Scarborough Downs in May, will give residents the opportunity to walk to work and nearby shops.
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South Portland hotel owner gets zone change for apartment building
The owners say they have no current plans to also build a homeless shelter at the site, but some Thornton Heights residents oppose any type of development because they say the Howard Johnson has been a bad neighbor and their neighborhood has suffered.
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Water, sewer complicate development at Gorham golf course
The site of the proposed 284-unit, mixed-use development is located roughly 2 miles away from necessary access to public water and sewer systems, developers said.
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284 housing units proposed for former golf course in Gorham
The Planning Board, meanwhile, recommends a contract zone for a 391-unit Robie Street development.
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First phase of Gorham housing development moves forward
Developers of the Robie Street project are awaiting word on their request to build a road across town land behind Village School to reach White Birch Lane as an outlet to New Portland Road.
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Public input to continue on build-out pace of proposed Gorham subdivision
The developers of a proposed 391-unit residential project in Gorham Village are asking the town to allow them to build more units per year than is currently allowed.
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Biddeford’s Five Points Shopping Center to become entertainment complex
The developer had proposed housing there, something the city sorely needs. But this plan, which will include indoor golf, pickleball, bowling and more, presents a different opportunity, he said.