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From the Daily Camera:
There are still details to be figured out. The City Council approved the project on the condition that Leach wait to develop two of the single-family housing lots to give the city — or another buyer — a chance to purchase them and convert them into park space.
Leach said he's hoping neighbors — many of whom opposed the project — will urge the city to find the money. If a buyer doesn't emerge, Leach would be required to raze a library annex on the south side of the site to provide more open space.
But neighbors who opposed the project — which they argued wouldn't fit in their neighborhood — said they haven't given up fighting.
Given the location and organized opposition, I expect this project will remain in the spotlight for some time to come. We'll be watching closely.
image: Wonderland Hill Development
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