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Greenwich Property Transfers, March 23-30, 2020

By: greenwichfreepress | June 7, 2020

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P&Z to Review Proposal to Increase Number of Horses at Former Kelsey Farm
The request is to increase the number of permitted horses from 14 to 24, and to eliminate the ownership designation and the limits on the number of permitted riding classes per week and students per class.
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