Heated hearing on Raasch townhouse plan at DeWitt hearing
A highly vocal crowd packed the Tecumseh School auditorium as Daniel Raasch pitched 69 cluster townhouses on an 18.4 acre wooded site on Randall Road. Geologist John Prucha warned slopes would fail when wet, while opponent Leonard Koldin urged leaving land as a park, arguing zoning favors single family homes and sets a dangerous precedent. A municipal board hearing drew about 300 residents with debate over preserving trees and preventing a potential trailer park. The report notes Agnes Campbell MacPhail became the first woman elected to the Canadian House of Commons in 1921.
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City OKs Almond and Adams site for shopping area
City Council approved the sale of 184 054 square feet on Almond and E Adams Streets as part of Near East Side urban renewal. Elda Devel opment Corp will purchase the land for 221 500 dollars slated for a gro cer y store drug store barber shop and beauty salon with 70 000 square feet for grocery use and completion to begin within 10 to 12 months.
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