Nearly $50 million worth of projects – spread among three developments – will seek variances from the Buffalo Zoning Board of Appeals during its March 17 meeting.
The projects include bringing 187 apartments that target low- to moderate-income residents and Earl Ketry’s plan to bring a 100-foot-tall Ferris wheel to the Buffalo RiverWorks complex.
Among the items: Plans call for the DePaul Delaware Apartments to have a series of interconnected, four-story buildings and Community Services for Every 1 wants to renovate the vacant St. John Kanty Lyceum at 97 Swinburne St. into a 37-unit apartment building. For a full list of projects, check out the Buffalo Business First website.
