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A commercial-residential village known as “Quechee Highlands,” to consist of ten buildings, could come to fruition on the land behind the Quechee Mobile Station, if site plans are approved and an Act 250 permit is obtained.
At a selectboard meeting Tuesday night, some residents spoke up in opposition to the plan.
For more on the story, see this week’s Vermont Standard.
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