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GOSHEN, NY-Orange County government is hoping to turn what was acontroversial property that housed New York City's homeless into amixed-use development that will bring affordable housing and taxratables to the area. The county has issued a Request for Proposalsfor the Camp LaGuardia property located just off Rte. 17 inSouthern Orange County.
The government officials say the county hopes to secureproposals in the next few months that will propose mixed-usedevelopment on the 258-acre site that is located in the towns ofChester and Blooming Grove. Earlier this year, Orange Countyacquired the property from the City of New York for $8.5million.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
