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Colonie Planning Board Chairman remains concerned about QuickChek, apartment, fuel canopy complex
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Colonie Planning Board Chairman remains concerned about QuickChek, apartment, fuel canopy complex
QuickChek, apartment, fuel canopy complex draws concern COLONIE – The Colonie Planning Board Chairman continued to express safety and aesthetic concerns during an update on a plan for the construction of a mini-mart, fuel canopy with 16 fueling stations and a 33,600-square-foot apartment complex at Troy Schenectady and Mill roads. “I’m not in favor of it,” said Steven Heider, referring to the design that includes a four-story, 29-unit apartment …
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