Eastman Machine, Fruit Belt housing projects coming to Planning Board
By Jonathan D. Epstein
News Business Reporter
Updated
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A rendering of the proposed addition at Eastman Machine Co. in Buffalo.
Image courtesy of the Buffalo Zoning Board of Appeals
Robert Stevenson, left, president and chief executive officer, with an employee at Eastman Machine, a manufacturing facility owned by the Stevenson family for over 100 years, on the manufacturing floor Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009, in Buffalo.Â
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Schematic elevations of the proposed new apartment complex in the Fruit Belt neighborhood, by Southern Tier Environments for Living and the Fruit Belt Community Land Trust.
Image courtesy of the Buffalo Zoning Board of Appeals
A rendering of the proposed new apartment building in the Fruit Belt by Southern Tier Environments for Living and the Fruit Belt Community Land Trust.
Days after obtaining key Green Code variances from the Zoning Board of Appeals, Eastman Machine Co. and Southern Tier Environments for Living are hoping to win approval for projects in downtown Buffalo and the Fruit Belt neighborhood.
Robert Stevenson, left, president and chief executive officer, with an employee at Eastman Machine, a manufacturing facility owned by the Stevenson family for over 100 years, on the manufacturing floor Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009, in Buffalo.Â
Schematic elevations of the proposed new apartment complex in the Fruit Belt neighborhood, by Southern Tier Environments for Living and the Fruit Belt Community Land Trust.
Image courtesy of the Buffalo Zoning Board of Appeals