Posted Mar 23, 2022, 2:55 AM
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https://lancasteronline.com/news/local/h...4098dbe-98b6-11ec-8abf-fb2bbcf448ee.html
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The downtown high-rise from Willow Street-based Willow Valley Communities geared toward older adults won approval for its preliminary development plan in November.
That means Willow Valley can move on to the last step with city planners — a final land development plan for the 20-story building.
The proposed 147-unit building is for people 55 and older on a site previously owned by LNP Media Group. The project would raze LNP’s former production building and save the historic Jasper Yeates home that is also on the site.
Willow Valley CEO John Swanson told LNP | LancasterOnline in January he expects the company will submit a final plan in the next couple of months and will look to sell a large share of units before beginning construction.
But if that goes according to plan, Willow Valley could start building by the end of the year, Swanson said.
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