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Agreement on housing development could be reached Monday

The developer of proposed condominiums in Pointe Oakwood and Oakwood residents have both sued the City of Oakwood. TY GREENLEES / STAFF

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The developer of proposed condominiums in Pointe Oakwood and Oakwood residents have both sued the City of Oakwood. TY GREENLEES / STAFF

Oakwood
By Tremayne Hogue
March 14, 2017

The city of Oakwood released a statement today, stating a special council meeting will be held Monday, March 20, to address legislation regarding a settlement agreement on the further development of Pointe Oakwood, a mixed-used development in the city..

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According to the release, the agreement would resolve one remaining zoning appeal filed with the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court dealing with proposed condominium developments at Pointe Oakwood.

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The developer could proceed with one of two proposed condominium projects, if the settlement is approved and the court consents.

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