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Bookless block in Lee begins review
Posted on Sun, Nov. 08, 2009
Dr. Michael McManmon has indicated an interest in bringing the property back to its historical fee.
By Michael Kelley
LEE—The process of rehabilitating the former Bookless building at 40-50 Main Street has officially begun.
Don Hunter, the senior partner with Hunter & Graziano appeared before the Planning Board on Nov. 2 to submit finalized plans for the space from the building’s new owner, Dr. Michael McManmon.
Planning Board Chairman Anthony Caropreso said a public hearing will be scheduled for Nov. 30 at 6:15 p.m. in the Planning Board’s meeting room on the second floor of town hall.
Copies of the plans, Caropreso said, will be submitted to the Department of Public Works, Board of Selectmen and other town boards and offices for them to make their comments on the plans. .....for the full story pick up this week’s Berkshire Record at a newsstand or subscribe by calling 413-528-5380 ext. 29. Support your local newspaper, the community's watch dog. Subscribe by calling 413-528-5380 ext. 29.
LEE—The process of rehabilitating the former Bookless building at 40-50 Main Street has officially begun.
Don Hunter, the senior partner with Hunter & Graziano appeared before the Planning Board on Nov. 2 to submit finalized plans for the space from the building’s new owner, Dr. Michael McManmon.
Planning Board Chairman Anthony Caropreso said a public hearing will be scheduled for Nov. 30 at 6:15 p.m. in the Planning Board’s meeting room on the second floor of town hall.
Copies of the plans, Caropreso said, will be submitted to the Department of Public Works, Board of Selectmen and other town boards and offices for them to make their comments on the plans. .....for the full story pick up this week’s Berkshire Record at a newsstand or subscribe by calling 413-528-5380 ext. 29. Support your local newspaper, the community's watch dog. Subscribe by calling 413-528-5380 ext. 29.
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