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The church building at Colvin and Tacoma avenues in North Buffalo is gone, but the bell tower is not.
Plans for 40 market-rate apartments that will be built around the tower are progressing, with construction expected to begin this summer and last from nine months to a year.
The tower is really a beacon in the neighborhood, said Sam DeFranks, whose Apollo Dismantling Services was hired to tear down the church in January 2013.
DeFranks grew up in North Buffalo and still has family there, and said the property which his company bought in April from the United Methodist Church offers an opportunity to build something new as well as to diversify his business.
The brick used in the housing development will be similar to the existing brick on the tower, and the roofing material will be similar to the one that was on the church.
Plans for the project, calling for 16 one-bedroom and 24 two-bedroom units, were approved Tuesday by the city Planning Board, although some neighbors objected to aspects of the plan.
The project will include three buildings that are each three stories, as well as covered parking spaces.
The developments parking configuration was modeled on Mayfair Lane off North Street in Allentown, architect David Giusiana told the board.
The gated parking is below a raised courtyard, which is surrounded by housing.
Linda Franchell, who lives next door, praised DeFranks, saying he was the best neighbor she has had there in 26 years. But she expressed concerns about how only 5 feet separate her house from the proposed townhouses.
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Brooklawn School Superintendent John Kellmayer has a simple wish list for his crowded, one-building Camden County district: more space.
Kellmayer hopes that he has made a strong-enough case to persuade voters Tuesday to approve a $1.9 million bond proposal to convert a nearby former Catholic church into a middle school.
The district spends thousands of dollars annually to send its special-education students outside the district because it has no space. At Alice Costello Elementary School, a classroom is inside the gym. The art and music programs share a classroom, and music lessons are taught on the stage.
"We're basically out of room," Kellmayer said.
The district enrolls about 360 students, compared with 222 in the 2000-01 school year.
If the bond is approved, the district would buy the vacant St. Maurice Church and rectory. Both would be renovated and house five classrooms, small-group instructional areas, and office space.
"We just see it as a win-win situation for the school, the community, and, frankly, for the church," Kellmayer said. "It's a great opportunity."
In March, voters rejected a similar proposal by 12 votes. But that proposal did not include state assistance, Kellmayer said.
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By Joel Schipper, Reporter Last Updated: Monday, January 27, 2014, 5:47 PM ORLANDO --
An Orange County church said they are not happy with what the city of Orlando says the house of worship is worth.
Now the city says they are ready and now have the option to take legal action if needed.
Faith Deliverance Temple, located at 625 W. Church St., is in the middle of property the city is going to buy to place a new soccer stadium.
The church property is valued around $700,000. The city has offered to pay $1.5 million.
While that may seem like a tempting offer, the church isnt budging. Instead, members said the city should pay $40 million, which is up from the initial counter offer of $35 million.
The city voted Monday to approve taking action of eminent domain, which would allow a city or government to legally buy a property for what it is value if the property would be for public use.
Its a public use, absolutely, said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. It would house many different events.
Eminent domain lawyer Stumpy Harris said the church should take the offer.
Double the offer is a pretty good deal, Harris said. Double the appraiser but then I would have to know what my appraiser says. If he says about the same thing, then thats a good deal.
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