June 12, 2025 - 12:15

READING - In a move to enhance the local community, Boardwalk Real Estate owner James Jolly has proposed a significant redevelopment of his property at 346 Main St. The plan involves reducing the number of residential units from the previous configuration to 12 two-bedroom apartments, a change that has garnered favorable responses from the Community Planning and Development Commission (CPDC).
The proposal aims to create a more manageable and sustainable living environment while addressing the needs of potential residents. By focusing on fewer units, Jolly intends to provide higher quality living spaces that align with the community's vision for growth and development.
CPDC members expressed optimism about the changes, highlighting the importance of balancing residential needs with the overall character of the neighborhood. The redevelopment is seen as a step towards revitalizing the area, ensuring that it remains an attractive place for both current and future residents. As discussions continue, the community looks forward to seeing how this project will unfold.
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