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Posted: January 3, 2008
Ground breaking held for the Sycamore Village
Mayor Byron Brown was recently joined by community leaders, elected officials and others to officially break ground on the Sycamore Village neighborhood.
The plan for the new Sycamore Village is a pedestrian friendly, park-like community of 24 new homes, 20 market rate homes, and four low to moderate-income units.
Remediation efforts at Sycamore Village included the demolition of three existing structures, and NYS contributed over $1 million to the remediation of the Sycamore Village site. Road and infrastructure work at the site is close to completion, including Sydni Ln. The first phase of construction has started and is expected to be completed in the spring of 2008.
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