Developers detail changes to parking and play space at Middletown apartment project

March 07, 2025 | Middletown, Orange County, New York

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The Middletown Planning Board meeting on March 5, 2025, highlighted significant developments in local housing and infrastructure, particularly concerning a new residential project. A key discussion point was the removal of two apartments from the proposed plan, which will adjust the overall housing count.

The project includes three oversized parking spaces specifically designed for Amazon deliveries, Uber pickups, and garbage trucks, ensuring that logistical needs are met without disrupting residential life. The developers assured the board that they are committed to meeting all parking requirements, with ongoing adjustments to the plan being made in collaboration with board member Brian.
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Board members raised concerns about accommodating children in the new development, particularly in relation to play spaces. One member pointed out that while one-bedroom apartments typically do not house children, two-bedroom units might. The developers acknowledged this concern and indicated that they would consider incorporating play areas similar to those in previous historical renovations in Middletown.

As the project progresses, the Planning Board will continue to monitor developments, ensuring that community needs are met while balancing residential and logistical demands. The next steps will involve further refinements to the plan, with a focus on creating a family-friendly environment within the new housing complex.

Converted from The March 5th 2025 Planning Board Meeting meeting on March 07, 2025
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