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Townhouse Development Hearing Put On Hold

TESTIFYING Engineer Richard Adelsohn testifies before the Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing on April 20.

The developer of a proposed 12-unit townhouse project on Norma Avenue will have to wait until at least May to hear if the project is a “go.”

That’s because the project’s hearing before the Zoning Board of Adjustment on April 20 had to be postponed when it was discovered that the person giving architectural testimony was not a licensed architect.

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