NY Forward Grant Drives Mixed-Use Development Feasibility in Maine/New York
What happened
The Falconer Village Board of Trustees granted Peak Development a one-year contract extension for a mixed-use project along Main Street. This extension was made possible by the recent award of a NY Forward grant, which opens the door to additional funding opportunities for the village and Peak Development. Peak Development clarified that the need for the extension is driven by the NY Forward funding timeline.
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Why it matters
The NY Forward grant is facilitating project feasibility studies in the Maine/New York region. This public funding is supporting a mixed-use development, suggesting increased investment potential in the area.
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