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Cayuga Heights to hold public hearing on zoning changes

1 day ago in Community, Local, Real Estate

Cayuga Heights to hold public hearing on zoning changes

Outside of Marcham Hall Photo: Saga Communications


CAYUGA HEIGHTS, NY (607NewsNow) — A public hearing is taking place tonight in Cayuga Heights.

The village is considering changing its zoning law to make way for a housing development. The project involves the construction of several townhouses on East Upland Road.

Before any zoning changes are made, residents can share their thoughts. The hearing begins at 7 p.m. at Marcham Hall.

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