BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Buffalo Common Council announced it has approved the comprehensive plans and associated contracts for the Commodore Perry redevelopment project.
In February, Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown and the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority (BMHA) Board of Commissioners announced actions were taken so that the first phase of the project could begin.
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The first phase includes the demolition of 24 vacant apartment buildings. The common council said that its approval paves the way for the first phase to begin.
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"This approval signifies a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to revitalize the Ellicott District and provide quality housing options for all residents. The redevelopment of Commodore Perry Homes exemplifies the power of collaboration and strategic planning in driving positive change and creating opportunities for economic growth and community development."
- Ellicott District Council Woman & Buffalo Common Council Majority Leader Leah M. Halton Pope
