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Springfield OKs zone change for Indian Orchard apartment complex

By Jeanette DeForge,

2024-05-26

By Jeanette DeForge,

2024-05-26

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Barb Schultz

05-28

More housing that I'll not be able to afford. We need more housing for seniors, that they can afford. this is the same developer that said people could walk to work from those apartments. ????

Guest

05-26

I wonder how much the apt are going to cost

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