The Martha s Vineyard Times
MVC approves Stone Bank condos
Harbor View hearing continued to next week.
A courtyard would be added in place of several parking spots at a proposed development in Vineyard Haven.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission unanimously approved the old Stone Bank project in Vineyard Haven, which will turn the historic fieldstone building, formerly the Santander Bank, into a mixed-use condominium and commercial business development.
The project is being proposed by Island developer Sam Dunn, who wants to renovate two existing buildings and construct five new buildings for a total of 11 condo units and six commercial units. The project would reduce parking from 35 to 19 spaces, and includes pedestrian pathways and a small courtyard. In total, the project would have 14 bedrooms.
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The Martha s Vineyard Times
Developer proposes condos at Old Stone Bank
Written record for project open for two weeks.
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A courtyard would be added in place of several parking spots at a proposed development in Vineyard Haven.
The project calls for 11 condo units one of which would be deed restricted for affordable housing.
The proposed project would construct five new buildings and leave the old stone bank building as it is.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission closed out a public hearing for a proposal to turn the historic former Santander Bank building on Main Street in Vineyard Haven into a mixed-use condominium and commercial business development.