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Greenwich Hospital to Host Town Hall Style Meeting for Feedback on Proposed Smilow Cancer Center

By: | July 19, 2021

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Greenwich Hospital Stroke Center Recognized for Excellence in Care
P&Z Watch: Greenwich Hospital Smilow Cancer Center Application Unanimously Approved

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P&Z Watch: Greenwich Hospital Smilow Cancer Center Application Unanimously Approved
The final site plan and special permit for Greenwich Hospital Smilow Cancer Center were approved unanimously with a condition the hospital return to the P&Z Commission with a post-occupancy analysis of traffic, pedestrian safety, and on-street and off-street parking conditions one year after receiving certificate of occupancy, and again after two years.
P&Z Watch: Two of Three Cancer Center Applications Approved; Third May Be Approved with Conditions
Greenwich Hospital Returns to P&Z with New Proposal for Smilow Cancer Center

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