Redevelopment Opportunity Awaits: Workshop for West Leyden Elementary School's Future
WEST LEYDEN, N.Y. (WWTI) – Lewis County and the Adirondack Central School District are encouraging the community to attend a public workshop on the future of the West Leyden Elementary School facility, said Casandra Buell, Lewis County's Director of Planning and Community Development in a recent press release.
The workshop will take place on Tuesday, March 25, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the West Leyden Elementary Gymnasium, located at 1157 Fish Creek Road, West Leyden, NY.
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The West Leyden Elementary School, which is scheduled to close at the conclusion of the 2025 academic year, has been a neighborhood staple since its establishment in 1929. This almost 45,000-square-foot complex, which includes a playground and athletic fields, represents a unique redevelopment opportunity not just for West Leyden, but also for the Town of Lewis and Lewis County said Buell.
According to the press release, the workshop will be held in an open-house format, with attendees encouraged to peruse the provided materials displaying project progress to date, such as an architectural review of the building's current conditions, findings from the local market analysis, and a summary of public survey results. Participants are encouraged to ask questions and engage with project representatives to gain a better understanding of the project and its next phases.
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Buell says the success of this project depends on community participation. Residents, business owners, and other interested individuals are invited to attend and share their thoughts on the future of West Leyden Elementary School.
To learn more about the West Leyden Elementary School Reuse Project or to provide comments if you are unable to attend the workshop, you are asked to email Buell at casandrabuell@lewiscountyny.gov.
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