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Norman and Mary Jo Zarella
What impact do you think the building has on the Acre neighborhood and on the City of Lowell at large?
I think that this building will help stabilize the neighborhood, the Acre. And I think that bringing affordable housing in here and having people use the space would greatly help the City of Lowell. We have a hospital up the street, a credit union down the street, and City Hall is located just a bit further. So over the course of many years, a lot of good places have been sited in this little section.
I feel that this project is the ultimate in recycling, and in being green. We are taking something that was built a long time ago, and utilizing it for a different purpose. We are using a resource we already have, we’re not tearing anything down, and we’re making the building even better.
I think converting this school building into affordable housing is the greatest thing in the world. Our community definitely needs it.
- Norman Zarella
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