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GREAT BARRINGTON — A former polluted site that now is home to a 45-unit affordable rental complex is safe for residents, according to environmental engineers who work for the developer and state regulators.
Concerns about the safety of the site reared up again Tuesday, after an email made rounds saying that a new contaminant was “recently found” at the Bridge Street site. The message urged participation in a Tuesday evening Zoom meeting held by the developer of the $17.8 million project, Community Development Corp. of South Berkshire.
The housing will be ready for occupancy this spring.
GREAT BARRINGTON — A project to clean up a toxic eyesore and build 45 units of affordable and low-income housing now has a green light, as well as more grant money.The town Zoning Board of … ....

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