Plan to tear down Stamford building up for debate
A controversial proposal to demolish a building at a Stamford golf course goes before the city's Planning Board tonight. The Stamford Golf Authority wants to tear down the 150-year-old farmhouse at Sterling
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Feb 21, 2012, 1:19 PM
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A controversial proposal to demolish a building at a Stamford golf course goes before the city's Planning Board tonight.
The Stamford Golf Authority wants to tear down the 150-year-old farmhouse at Sterling Farms as part of a redevelopment plan.
They say the building, which houses a restaurant and offices, is deteriorating and expensive to maintain.
Members of a Stamford Preservation Program want the city to look into whether the building can be restored.
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