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New condo complex underway in Amityville
"We have had a good working relationship with the developers and this project makes sense for a lot of reasons," said Mayor Peter T. Imbert. "It is across from what is essentially commercial property, between County Line Road and Route 110 and provides a significant buffer to a few residents on Sterling Place who are closest to it." In addition, Imbert pointed out that the developers deeded four acres of the site to the Village and installed state of the art ballfields. "Before that the fields in that area were on loan to us and were not as nice as what is there now," said the Mayor. The site is also expected to generate approximately $550,000 in real property taxes for the Town and the Village. The units should be selling for approximately 350,000 to $400,000, according to Jerry O'Neill, the sales director for the project.
In photo at right, Robert A.Curcio and W ilbur F. Breslin, center, accept commendations from the Village of Amityville for the land contribution and construction of ballfields to the Village. At left is Amityville Trustee Joe Slack; at right is Deputy Village Mayor Peter Casserly.
Above, the traditional first shovel in the ground is made at the official opening of Newpointe Estates on Louden Avenue, Amityville.
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