"The proposed use by the new property owner is far more intensive than what is appropriate for a quiet residential neighborhood,” the leader of the “Saxon Says No" group against the school said.
"The proposed use by the new property owner is far more intensive than what is appropriate for a quiet residential neighborhood,” the leader of the “Saxon Says No" group against the school said.
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