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Marco’s first workforce housing conversion application heading to City Council - Gulfshore Business

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As new affordable workforce apartments are being built on undeveloped land in Collier County, the cities of Naples and Marco Island are finding ways to convert existing buildings to accommodate essential service personnel. This month, Marco Island Planning Board approved a conditional use to allow restaurateurs Joseph and Doreen Oliverio to build three two-bedroom apartments on the upper level of his building at 287 N. Collier Blvd., and parking…

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