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Plan For Somerset Street Retail Structure Approved By Planning Board

Architect Susan Sheffmaker answers questions during the April 18 Planning Board meeting.

A plan to construct a new building on Somerset Street that could hold up to three retail stores was approved April 18 by the Planning Board.

No brands have as of yet been secured for the new structure, the board was told.

The 3,675-square-foot building will be constructed on what is now a wooded, 12,500-square-foot lot, said Joseph Jaworski, the plan’s engineer. An additional 5,000 square feet of land to the rear of the property will be used by Leewood Developers, one of two companies with redevelopment projects in that area.

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