U.S. 42/Currier Road project takes shape
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September 18, 2024
The Jerome Township Trustees approved a zoning amendment Tuesday that opens up a 33-acre piece of land south of U.S. 42 for 10 new single-family lots called Currier Ridge. Where and how the lots will be situated is outlined in white on the map above, shown between Currier Road and the CSX rail-line and near Sugar Run. (Graphic submitted)

U.S. 42/Currier Road project takes shape

By Mike Williamson

A rezoning measure in Jerome Township will pave the way for some additional housing units south of U.S. 42 and a portion of Sugar Run.

Township trustees voted 2-0 to rezone 33 acres of land on the west side of Currier Road Tuesday night from a commerce district (COM) to lower density residential dist...

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