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Collingswood Mayor Jim Maley discusses a local redevelopment project in June 2024. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

Collingswood to ‘Pause’ Water Tower Redevelopment Project

Mayor Jim Maley said ‘the numbers don’t work’ on the current proposal for the 1.8-acre parcel. The project would have added 155 residential units and structured parking to an area formerly occupied by the Collingswood Police and Public Works buildings. No alternative plans for the site have been discussed yet.

By Matt Skoufalos | December 3, 2024
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