Middletown plan envisions city renaissance by student Couch
Franklin Couch, a 24 year old architecture graduate student, outlined an ambitious Middletown redevelopment at the Middletown Chamber of Commerce meeting. His proposal includes a traffic loop, removal of rail lines, a new city hall and cultural center, rehabbed downtown buildings, church based rest areas, a new library, an industrial zone, and a redesigned North Street to create a shopper's paradise aimed at 127,000 residents and regional visitors.
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Linden Avenue
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North Street
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Orange County Community College
Cornwall survey plans industrial site study
Cornwall area plans a survey to identify buildings and land for attracting industry. Village trustee George R. Dempsey Jr. proposed the idea, sent to the village planning board, which recommended a joint venture with the township. Norman Terwilliger noted a former bowling alley building adjoining his variety store suitable for industrial use.
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Ion-Hudson
George R. Dempsey, Jr
Village Planning Board
Norman Terwilliger
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