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The city hosted two open houses this week to share the vision plan with residents and take some feedback.
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The city hired urban planning team Dover, Kohl, and Partners to gather input from residents and stakeholders.
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About 60 residents gathered at the Dunbar Center as blowback continues about a now-suspended agreement between SHA and SUNY Upstate to replace public housing with an optometry school.
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Turnout was robust at a recent heavy equipment job fair hosted by the NYS DOT and Labor Department.
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The NYCLU has led the movement, which contrasts with the City of Syracuse's desire to take ownership of the land and control future development.
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Both sides appealed a lower court decision that prohibits work on parts of the project pending additional environmental review.
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Construction is well underway on the northern and southern interchanges with I-481.
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Residents can stop by Tucker Missionary Baptist Church on Oakwood Ave. and the Hills building on Montgomery St. downtown.
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The civil liberties group is concerned that recent rezoning doesn't include enough affordable housing requirements, and that higher prices will force out residents.
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An estimated 15 to 20 acres could be available for development after the viaduct comes down and is replaced by a surface street.