The proposal to build seventy units of affordable housing on the cul-de-sac that is Mill Street, on the site of a former deed-restricted recreation area, has been before the Planning Board since July. At Tuesday's meeting of the Planning Board, the folks from Kearney Realty & Development Group finally presented renderings of what is being proposed: two four-story buildings bordering a parking lot on two sides--the parking lot being in the front, looking barren and huge, although it has fewer spaces than the buildings have units.
The renderings confirm what most people believed all along: the project is woefully out of character with the neighborhood for which it is being proposed. But then it's hard to imagine a location in Hudson where it wouldn't be out of character.
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This hideous erection is the perfect reflection of the three ring circus that is the Hudson Planning Board.
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ReplyDeleteYikes.
ReplyDeleteugly, ugly, what is the matter with these architects. Terrible plan
ReplyDeleteLooks like a storage unit for old bicycles and broken tennis rackets and household junk. I'll take one of the spaces for $25 per month.
ReplyDeleteThe mayor just commented on a Mark Allen post about it and looking up the developer online I see a myriad of complaints from their current tenants that seem pretty bad.
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